Here’s the motion of the model. NOTE HOW LONG the model keeps it right over Tampa Bay. pic.twitter.com/PThmxat6pc
— Eric Burris (@EricBurrisWESH) September 26, 2022
Housing growth from 1940 to 2020 in the #Tampa region. Disasters are a multi-headed monster. It's more than climate change, human's play a critical role no matter how you look at it. #expandingbullseyeeffect #HurricaneIan #FLwx #stormsurge pic.twitter.com/WUyZWhD8AX
— Stephen M. Strader (@StephenMStrader) September 26, 2022
Surge heights from CERA (Coastal Emergency Risks Assessment)
Holy hell https://t.co/qbmxxwUITs
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) September 26, 2022
Not sure why people are worried about #HurricaneIan. If Tampa Bay is wiped off the Earth, it's just a small fraction of GDP. We'll make up that GDP with just a few months of economic growth.
— Andrew Dessler (@AndrewDessler) September 26, 2022
with a cat 4 hurricane bearing down on his state, im glad ron desantis has spent his entire term focused on bull shit and getting his face on fox news
— Andrew Lawrence (@ndrew_lawrence) September 26, 2022
The Snark is strong with Dessler!