22 deaths reported so far.
**** 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Tropical Storm Rafael (60 mph) | Heading to the Gulf ****
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22 deaths reported so far.
That ain't a "Black area"
Listening to the news earlier.
They stated a lot of these areas affected with flooding damage, those areas were originally zoned uninhabitable due to extreme weather events.
Developers pushed politicians to open the areas up to build…..and we see the results.
They stated a lot of these areas affected with flooding damage, those areas were originally zoned uninhabitable due to extreme weather events.
Developers pushed politicians to open the areas up to build…..and we see the results.
And remember this is mostly affecting middle-class white people areas the black areas throughout the south or higher pieces of land.
25 now......
about 50 staff on the roof of a hospital in TN have to be rescued by helicopter due to the massive flooding
Lake Lanier called in backup.......
Glad my people in Clarksville didn't get touched up. Poor Trumpers
Wow!
That horse standing against the building like........"Nigga...."
The Gulf is like soup. This won't get better.
where in the fuck did they think they were gonna go???
You always have stupid people when storms like this pop-up
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I’mMy ass off right now seeing this with a J in my hand sitting in the patio wondering where is the rain from the hurricane!!
I was doing the same around 4 this morning!
the SE will really need some policy changes to slow down global warming, new building codes, proper drainage to minimize flooding, holding insurance companies accountable. with powerful storms being produced in the gulf and caribbean sea hoping for the islands to be speed bumps 
is a thing of the past
is a thing of the past
We are beyond the tipping point when it comes to global warmings and the oceans is running extremely high. In other words, we are screwed.the SE will really need some policy changes to slow down global warming, new building codes, proper drainage to minimize flooding, holding insurance companies accountable. with powerful storms being produced in the gulf and caribbean sea hoping for the islands to be speed bumps