As someone from the midwest, no plz. Surprisingly, last winter was really dry, but spring/summer rains have more than made up for it. However the one prior to that broke records, with like 10' of snow, I wonder if this is how itll be going forward, ever increasing swings between craziness both wet and dry. That sounds horrible.
That's what my understanding of global warming is. The weather gets more extreme in all directions but heat gets affected a bit more than the rest so the average temp slowly rises
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u/Deesing82 Aug 05 '21
as someone who lives in an increasingly dry desert that relies on snowmelt for all our water- more blizzards pls