- "We have transported 13,000 pounds of food."
- "President Biden decided to do a fly-in... he put a 30-mile TFR around the actual impacted area, which means that no helicopters and no plane have any access or any capability to fly."
"So for four hours, they were grounded, search and rescue were grounded, distribution of food and supplies was grounded."
"Protect the brain-dead President at all cost.Interestingly enough, they didn't have to shut down efforts when Trump showed up several days earlier.
I think it’s due to us pumping gasses, known to trap heat, into the atmosphere for the last 100+ years. You might think it’s due to a volcano, I don’t care.For your consideration ...
Ok, I'll bite. Since I've never seen your explanation as to why the Gulf is hot, or never been hotter. I am genuinely curious, and not looking for an argument.
Well then, shut your mouth, that should stop about 1/2 of those gasses from entering the atmosphere.I think it’s due to us pumping gasses, known to trap heat, into the atmosphere for the last 100+ years. You might think it’s due to a volcano, I don’t care.
If all these lunatics were really dedicated to their global climate change religion they would just off themselves and their carbon footprint would plummet.Well then, shut your mouth, that should stop about 1/2 of those gasses from entering the atmosphere.
I think it’s due to us pumping gasses, known to trap heat, into the atmosphere for the last 100+ years. You might think it’s due to a volcano, I don’t care.
Y'all need to read up on liquid thermodynamics and flow.
So the ocean is not uniformly warming at the same rate. Some parts of the ocean warm faster, and some parts warm slower. The Gulf of Mexico is a semi-enclosure. The loop current and the loop current eddies actually direct a huge amount of heat from the Caribbean Sea into the Gulf of Mexico. And because of the general tropical structure of the Gulf of Mexico, a lot of heat is starting to get inside it, causing the warming.
I see. So you have basically the flow of the water from the Caribbean Sea, if I understand it, entering an already warm body of water, which is the Gulf of Mexico. And that increases the temperature, from what I understand you’re saying. Is that right?
Yes, that’s correct.
I did, once upon a time, but damn, I think my textbooks were written on papyrus.Y'all need to read up on liquid thermodynamics and flow.