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Still overcast in Glasgow at the moment. Anywhere with spare heat send it here please to shift these clouds.
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Fog frightened our ancestors as they didn't know what could be lurking in the depths of it. But now scientists have found that fog is alive- alive with bacteria. Bacteria that are growing. However they help to break down pollutants in the air. A study found that they swiftly broke down formaldehyde probably for self preservation, but good news for us too. sciencealert.com/fog-is-teemin…
Fog Is Teeming With Life, And It May Be Doing Us a Surprising Favor : ScienceAlert
There's something living in the fog – but you'll be glad to know that it's mostly friendly.Michael Irving (ScienceAlert)
The coming #ElNiño could be the strongest in over a century.
Warming water in part of the #PacificOcean is raising the odds for the biggest El Niño on record. The #weather pattern could fully form by July.
It could lead to record high global #temperatures & #food shortages, & shift patterns of #droughts, #floods, humidity & #SeaIce across the planet.
#ExtremeWeather #Climate #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis
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“No modern American city has ever run out of water. But chances are rising that Corpus Christi, Texas, could be the first. Absent a biblical rainfall event, its reservoirs are on track to completely dry up by next year.”
But more than half of the water consumption in Corpus Christi goes to petrochemical industrial plants. Let’s see if people are willing to throttle down the water supply to machines before they do to humans.
#climate #weather #climateChange
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A massive drought coupled with political mismanagement might fully deplete water in a major city: neither in West Asia nor Africa, but in the United States. The city of Corpus Christi, Texas could soon completely out of water in the next year.Climate News Now (Mastodon)
A Sierra Wave Cloud at sunset over the Truckee Meadows in Northwest Nevada. From Wikipedia: "Known as lee waves, Sierra Waves form as winds hit the Sierra Nevada and are forced to rise, causing water vapor to condense as it cools and forming lenticular clouds on the leeward side of the mountain range."
#Landscape #Weather #Clouds #Nevada #Sunset #Sierra #Photography #Darktable
