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Pastimes : Hurricane and Severe Weather Tracking
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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (25202)1/21/2025 6:25:35 PM
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Hot, dry, and heavy winds (a natural feature) are inherently desiccating. It’s the hairdryer effect, to put it in easily understood terms.

It has zero to do with global warming.

Except in lotus-eating California .

Please note that I don’t necessarily deny climate change. I do reject the notion that climate change has anything to do with the severity of the fires. It was the unusual severity of the winds and the increased desiccation (dry hair) they produced, coupled with their increased stoking power, that made them so severe.
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