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wolfie001

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5. I live in the mid-Atlantic and nor'easters are becoming quite rare

Reply to muriel_volestrangler (Original post)

Wed Apr 15, 2026, 07:50 PM

3 hrs ago

Not getting hardly any moisture from the ocean. Not many backdoor fronts with the fine and steady rain. Very dry. For the past 3 years or so? Not good.

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Critical Atlantic current significantly more likely to collapse than thought [View all] muriel_volestrangler 6 hrs ago OP

We're already past the point of no return, folks FakeNoose 6 hrs ago #1

I wish I disagreed with you. Boomerproud 5 hrs ago #2

Agree 100%. And when it comes to the oceans it's not just AMOC concerns. I think we've depleted fish Cheezoholic 4 hrs ago #3

I wonder what happens to the oceans carbon sink when the AMOC goes? nt Javaman 4 hrs ago #4

I live in the mid-Atlantic and nor'easters are becoming quite rare wolfie001 3 hrs ago #5

This is way more than storms and weather - it concerns human survival for the next 10 centuries FakeNoose 1 hr ago #7

We are such a parasitic species. We are killing our host. chowder66 3 hrs ago #6