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To: Maple MAGA who wrote (1329470)	11/19/2021 2:02:45 PM
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"For these same apes to imagine they can stabilize this atmosphere is arrogant beyond belief" Maybe, but we've certainly managed to destabilize it. Weather whiplash in Canada: extreme rains hit wildfire-devastated British Columbia Climate change is likely to increase extreme flooding from atmospheric river events like this one. by JEFF MASTERS NOVEMBER 16, 2021 Flooding in British Columbia on November 15, 2021. (Image credit: BC Hydro)An intense low-pressure system brought an atmospheric river of water vapor and torrential rains to southern British Columbia and northwestern Washington state on Monday, generating devastating flooding that virtually isolated the city of Vancouver from the rest of Canada. The floods came less than five months after the most extreme heat wave in global history affected the same region, fueling destructive wildfires. guyonclimate.com Atmospheric rivers are important to western states' water supplies. But they can also induce mud slides and cause major damage to life and property. Learn more about the science behind these long, narrow regions in the atmosphere: https://t.co/dWNWaeaT43 pic.twitter.com/KTo2eXWVBF — NOAA Research (@NOAAResearch) January 26, 2021 adapting.... Cows that were stranded in a flooded barn are rescued by people in boats and a sea doo after rainstorms lashed the western Canadian province of British Columbia, triggering landslides and floods, and shutting highways, in Abbotsford. Photo by @Jen_Gauthier pic.twitter.com/1tYsfxAcR2 — corinne_perkins (@corinne_perkins) November 17, 2021