Here’s an Argentinian city with an interesting climate (scroll to the geography section to see the climate data):
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bariloche
Winters aren’t bad, they get a decent amount of snow (4 feet apparently, though it’s highly dependent on elevation). The absurd summer lows would drive me crazy, though!
Not even paying attention. It's all just noise at this point. I do agree that Republicans have come around to early voting and mail in voting which is why I liked the post.
There’s one glacier in Chile that is advancing: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brüggen_Glacier
Pretty wild, this is the same equivalent latitude as Vancouver BC.
Southern Chile’s climate is even more moderate than here. Puerto Aysén has a similar winter to Seattle temperature-wise, but the record low is just 16 degrees:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puerto_Aysén
People I talk to on X. It sounds like this Iowa Selzer poll was being circulated yesterday. The theory they are using it to prep us for some pretty strongly pro-Harris NYT/Sienna polls tomorrow is more of just that a theory, but given what Nate Cohen just posted, I think that's a good bet. Along with how Nate Silver has been posting, there has to be some kind of communication/coordination around narrative driving.
There are a lot of conservative pundits telling people they should vote early to avoid things like broken water pipes, power outages, and not enough ballots on Election Day. Funny how all of those things happened in Republican strongholds......
This reminds me that there was a case in this election where soldiers overseas mysteriously didn't have enough ballots for all of them to vote. I think we can all agree that anyone in the military has earned the right vote more than most of us. I certainly hope they figured out how to get more ballots to those people.
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