here we go again

I saw a reporter on FOX believe it not quoting a story from one of the NYC rags that stated that one in three Americans has experiences a "weather disaster" in the last three months!

I couldn't believe it. Maybe we're lucky in Colorado. We get a couple of blizzards a year, a flood or mudslide or fire in the mountains, a few wimpy tornadoes, some hail storms, but that's about it.

I wonder though, what are they counting? For example, For example, I-70 was closed near Glenwood Springs due to a mudslide for about a week. Are they saying that affected me in Denver even though I had no need to use that highway?

Or, another example, are they saying that wildfires in points west of Colorado make the air quality bad here. Are they counting that?

Sorry that this is long, not to take away from your meme, but I always question these studies and reporting that have such dire results.

Interesting.
But not surprising. The media always pushes scare tactics when something bad like natural disasters happen

Yep! And, the closer that it is to NYC, the media capital of the country, the more that you'll hear about it. So, the remnants of Ida take a right turn and hit NYC causing flooding and it's all that we hear about for a week.

And they (the politicians, celebrities and alarmists) would pressure us to fight against the climate that's changing. The problem for them is two things:
1. The climate is changing since the very beginning
And 2. The solar activity of the sun is affecting our planet. Nothing we can do about it