Government controls the weather according to some on the right. No need for NOAA now. Trump will ensure no more storms or hazardous weather.

Frankly, you’re unhinged. You have to either come to terms that you’re writing off ~50% of people as “fascist” or disconnect not only from this forum but society. No better here in Canada with the rise of Poilievre. I engaged you politely today, but you can’t help but vomit “fascist” at people. And we all know fascists shouldn’t live. You’re in a dangerous headspace due to poisonous sources (including Biden & Harris’ own mouths) to lash out with those vile labels. It’s attitudes like yours that propelled Trump to power in the first place. But you nor others have clued into that yet. Some have, most haven’t. Want to see a Vance presidency in 2028? Keep going.

Gulf moisture pulled up by the approaching low pressure trough collided with the associatd cooler air to provide good rains for Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and a good part of the midwest. Some modest flash floods in the Tulsa area. The rain moved the drought status from serious (D3) to drought (D2) for the Red River and Arkansas river areas of Oklahoma. That flow of wet air was aided by a subtropical jet of moisture from the eastern Pacific. The drought picture elsewhere is basically unchanged.

It is amazing though that you can look up at what looks like a completely snowless 4,200 foot mountain and then drive another 18 miles and ski in 100+" of snow at 3,000 feet at Snoqualmie Pass. The Pass perfectly maximizes its snow potential for its elevation while Mt. Si nearly perfectly minimizes its.

Andrew be trolling