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In 1950, the population of Miami was 622,000.
In 2023, it was 6,265,000.
It doesn’t mean the hurricanes are more destructive. There is simply more to destroy.
So the sun is NOT a 60 watt bulb? Who knew?
Those poor guys building the railroad through the Keys in 1935 never stood a chance.
Whereas now we have a view from the space station of the harbinger in the Gulf…
Unfortunately this will be lost on the idiots who are stupid enough to fall for the progressive bullshitteramma
Gee, imagine that. A country with infrastructure for 100,000,000 suffers less damage than a country with an infrastructure for 350,000,000 (including uncounted illegals).
Shitlib assholes always think they’re saying something profound when it’s obvious they’re either lying or being so stupid that they can’t handle more than one variable at a time in their minds.
Even inflation makes storms larger…
As residents of NE FL we choose to get weather updates via local coverage. Who’da thunk? This morning not ONE mention of the dastardly human caused climate change monster. History of recorded Florida hurricanes was presented (intelligence). How refreshing that all may not be lost after all. 🙂
I’m with all of the above. Greatly increased development (gotta have those winter homes) and increased costs.
For example the humble 2×4. Was less than $0.99 30 years ago now above $3.99. note: don’t forget the sales tax and the building permit costs.
It isn’t just the increased building. At one time, most homes were built by the owner. Amy storm damage was repaired by the owner and possibly some hired hands. The owner probably used materials that he processed himself
but the TV people said….
miami, the only city built off of cocaine $$$. well, it’s the only one i know of. i only like the way the stuff smells
Global Warming has been going for, Oh I dunno, 4.5 billion years or so.
Hype, on the other hand has been going on since Adam told Eve: “Stand back, I don’t know how big this is goona get”
I once shocked a woman when I told her the desert (southern NV) got cold in the winter (19 to 40 degrees) and it even snows.
As if it would be 100+ degrees the entire year.
@ MJA,
We used to live in Tahoe and would head for camping/10-speed in Furnace Creek (DV) December/January. Warm in day, major chill after sundown. Great memories. Thanks for your reference to S NV. Brought good memories – of a much younger lives. 🙂