Crazy, bitch ass weather

The purple areas in the radar are hail.
They have a 'debris' mode and can tell when a Tornado hists a barn or a house, or anything that sends tons of shit into the air.

It's wild


I call it pink, but yeah.

Pink, Black, and White show estimated size in doppler hail mode.
 
Summer is coming. :cam:


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Blatten has been flattened. Mountain 1, Village 0

 
Summer is coming. :cam:


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Yep. Warm-up coming.

I think this morning is the first day I've seen the sun in a week. We've had a much needed 4"-5" of rain in that time. Temperatures were way below normal (60's) for Memorial Day weekend. I have yet to turn on my AC this year.

Finally supposed to hit 70° today, then.....

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Blatten has been flattened. Mountain 1, Village 0


What are the odds archeologists find 700 year old tree growth and human artifacts under the glacier?

We are in an Interglacial Period. These glaciers advanced during the 'Little Ice Age' that began 700 years ago. They'd been receding (and in some cases completely gone) since the end of our last Glacial Period some 11,000 years ago.
However, the mainstream media isn't going to point out those facts to the masses. It doesn't help their Man-Made Global Warming narrative of fear.

The baseline (for "Normal" temps) should be established prior to the Little Ice Age (the 1300s at the latest), not beginning in 1850.


"In the 1800s, a series of glacier collapses and landslides occurred in the Swiss Alps, particularly in the Little Ice Age, which ended around 1850. These events were linked to the movement and instability of glaciers and the melting of permafrost, leading to debris flows and landslides.

Elaboration:

  • Little Ice Age and Glacier Activity:
    The Little Ice Age, a period of cooler temperatures, saw the advance of glaciers in the Swiss Alps. As the Little Ice Age ended and temperatures rose, glaciers began to retreat, leaving behind unstable landscapes.
  • Permafrost Degradation:
    The warming temperatures also affected permafrost, which is permanently frozen ground. As permafrost thawed, it weakened the foundations of slopes, making them more susceptible to landslides.
  • Glacier Collapses and Landslides:
    The combination of glacier movement, melting permafrost, and unstable slopes led to glacier collapses and large-scale landslides. These events could bury villages and other infrastructure, as seen in more recent incidents.
  • Examples of Historical Events:
    While specific historical examples from the 1800s are not detailed in the search results, the general trend of glacier activity and landslides during the Little Ice Age and its aftermath is well-documented. The search results point to a period where the Swiss Alps were particularly vulnerable to these types of natural disasters.
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