And our Doge underfunded weather system won't predict it until it's too late

The Doge cuts don't even take effect until October but how exactly is cutting government bureaucracy supposed to affect the weather?

You get fewer people predicting the weather.

I suppose a few federal weather employees probably lost their job but what does that have to do with the flooding in Texas? Are you saying that those federal employees made the difference into how the flooding rapidly advanced? Are you saying that Texas' local, city, and state weather predictions and warning systems should have been better and if so to what standard are you comparing them to?

Florida is known for hurricanes... not tornadoes.. oops

That's because that's the only weather it has?

Due to typically balmy conditions year round, Florida actually has tornadoes... year round. And they average more per acre than any other state.

Yep. Tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, they've been known to disasterously affect entire cities. Just think about what they could do to an Alligator Auschwitz.

All that would be left is the runway.

Speaking of the runway, what's keeping the gators off it? 😄

Some guys they hired at the Home Depot parking lot with fly swatters, no doubt,

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Yeah, you don't know where the transit camp is built... LOL

And you don't think a hurricane could also do a lot of damage? How about a Texas-type flood?

"I saw on the news once a hurricane hit Florida and the newsguy was standing in the street and it was flooded"

Here's a clue... look up the probability of a tornado in the Everglades... OOPS

Only 11 per year in the area, so not bad, eh?

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LOL

I'm getting clues from the clueless now? 😆

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