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To: LoneClone who wrote (25146)	1/14/2025 4:32:31 PM
From: miraje	3 Recommendations Read Replies (1) of 26004

Quite the God complex you have developed... Not God, just a functioning brain. First, in Earth's atmosphere, high pressure creates winds that flow towards low pressure. The greater the pressure gradient, the stronger the winds can get. Hurricanes, for one example of pressure differential. Topography can also be an enhancement to wind speed. Just about every year, at times a high pressure ridge forms over the high dry desert to the east of the LA basin and surrounds. When this occurs in conjunction with an offshore low, you get the Santa Ana wind events. These events have been going on for many thousands of years and can vary from mild to wild and have fuck all to do with "human caused climate change". Farther north, Portland gets similar pressure gradient east wind blasts down the Columbia Gorge. And I'm sure you freeze your nuts off when you get the winter east wind blasts down the Fraser River Gorge outflow. Weather is what it is, and it's chicken shit politics to continually blame Earth's constantly changing weather on the minuscule CO2 emissions that humans emit. And as for your personal attack, you can stuff it where the sun doesn't shine, as I couldn't care less..

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