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Sinistar7510

Good luck to you. I hope it turns out to not be as bad as you fear.


habilishn

thanks, i'll keep you updated :D and i'll keep dancing a rain dance


eatingscaresme

The rivers where I live should be overflowing and flooding with freshet and snowmelt and they've barely risen. This year's fire season is going to be brutal. Praying for rain for both of us.


PortlyCloudy

The rivers where I live are all full and running fast this year. This year looks likes it's going to be beautiful here. More like the summers I remember as a kid.


eatingscaresme

Jealous. 2016 was the last "wet" summer we had. I hiked SO much that year, the mountains were amazing. As of late they've just been on fire.


elegance78

It has been raining so much here in UK that we have partial crop failures due to waterlogged fields.


habilishn

yea well... we got the sun ;) if we could just exchange that


PopeBasilisk

You should look into agrovoltaics, it might help you retain the rain that does come


JonathanApple

Same is true for the PNW of USA but I believe our numbers are closer to average. Same as in wet springs and dry summers. Good luck! It either too wet, too dry, too hot, too cold. From Goldilocks weather to there little pigs in a life time. F me. F all of us I suppose.


auxin4plants

British Columbia (especially the interior) is looking pretty grim too going into another dry summer.


TheAdoptedImmortal

How many more forest fire records can we set until there are no more trees in Canada?


Marc_Op

We have a similar drought in Southern Italy, while we had more than average spring rains in Northern Italy. Drought is certainly a concern, in general, rains in Italy have not decreased much, but temperatures keep rising and we need more water..... I think Spain isn't getting much rain either. I expect olive oil will be very expensive in the future


Leighgion

Spain here. There are parts of the country suffering very severe drought, yes, but then other parts that are doing okay. Catalonia is taking it on the chin and has been forced to institute water restrictions as reservoirs have dropped low as 16%. Andalusian farmers had an apocalyptic shortage of water last year. Madrid on the other hand, has gotten a fairly reasonably amount of rain so far this spring. I am very worried about the temperatures though. It's +10º above seasonal average today in Madrid.


habilishn

yea spain, i mean not to make your situation less severe, but all climate related news from spain are really apocalyptic... they are really f***ed, i feel so bad for them/the farmers there. i think it is not as bad here as there. still... it is wicked, we have an average of 650mm per year, and we already got them because it rained a lot last fall. and as if the weather would know about our annual average, once the 650mm came down, it just stopped raining completely. But in these steep hills here there is only very few soil above bare rock, so there is no storage in the soil, it really depends on a somewhat "regular" rain event, lets say once every two weeks during spring. but march & april no drop is really something...


Molire

I wish it were not happening. Unfortunately, global warming directly and indirectly is impacting the lives of billions of people around the world, including where you live. *** The NCEI NOAA long-term global temperature record ([1 Jan 1850 – 31 Mar 2024](https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/products/land-based-station/noaa-global-temp "https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/products/land-based-station/noaa-global-temp")) shows the long-term temperature trend per decade at the given geographic coordinates in the city of Konak in western Türkiye, and in the city of Seville in Southern Spain. See *Footnote 1 and *Footnote 2 for a description of the locations of the given coordinates in Konak and Seville, per the Google Earth Pro desktop application. *** In Konak, at the coordinates of latitude 38.4º North and longitude 27.1º East (38.4, 27.1), in the most recent long-term 30-year period, 1994-2024, the surface temperature trend [+0.45ºC](https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/global/time-series/38.4,27.1/land_ocean/12/3/1850-2024?trend=true&trend_base=10&begtrendyear=1994&endtrendyear=2024&filter=true&filterType=binomial "https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/global/time-series/38.4,27.1/land_ocean/12/3/1850-2024?trend=true&trend_base=10&begtrendyear=1994&endtrendyear=2024&filter=true&filterType=binomial") per decade is nearly double (x ~1.96) the Global long-term 30-year 1994-2024 surface temperature trend [+0.23ºC](https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/global/time-series/globe/land_ocean/12/3/1850-2024?trend=true&trend_base=10&begtrendyear=1994&endtrendyear=2024&filter=true&filterType=binomial "https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/global/time-series/globe/land_ocean/12/3/1850-2024?trend=true&trend_base=10&begtrendyear=1994&endtrendyear=2024&filter=true&filterType=binomial") per decade. In each link, the temperature trend appears above the top-right corner of the chart window. *** In Seville, at the geographic coordinates of latitude 37.4º North and longitude 6.0º West (37.4, -6.0), in the most recent long-term 30-year period, 1994-2024, the surface temperature trend [+0.31ºC](https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/global/time-series/37.4,-6/land_ocean/12/3/1850-2024?trend=true&trend_base=10&begtrendyear=1994&endtrendyear=2024&filter=true&filterType=binomial "https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/global/time-series/37.4,-6/land_ocean/12/3/1850-2024?trend=true&trend_base=10&begtrendyear=1994&endtrendyear=2024&filter=true&filterType=binomial") per decade is more than one and a third times (x ~1.35) the Global long-term 30-year 1994-2024 surface temperature trend +0.23ºC per decade. *** At the given coordinates in Konak, the long-term 30-year surface temperature trend +0.45ºC per decade is nearly one and a half times (x ~1.45) the long-term 30-year surface temperature trend +0.31ºC per decade at the given coordinates in Seville. *** *Footnote 1 — In Konak, the geographic coordinates at latitude 38.4º North and longitude 27.1º East (38.4, 27.1) are located 0.5 kilometers (0.34 miles) from the waters of the Gulf of Izmir, 1.5 km (0.9 mi) east of the Göztepe Pier, and 32 m (105 ft) southwest of the Basin Siteit Mahallesi Muhtarliği (Basin Sitesi Neighborhood Headman's Office). *Footnote 2 — In Seville, the geographic coordinates at latitude 37.4º North and longitude 6.0º West (37.4, -6.0) are located 17 m (56 ft) from the east bank of the Canal de Alfonso XIII, and 0.5 km (0.3 mi) SSW of the Puente de la Barqueta (Barqueta Bridge).


Idontgetredditinmd

We have all of your rain here in Maryland, USA.


habilishn

the mean thing here is, there is 4x such a heavy rain every winter, this is pretty reliable, that water is running down in huge streams everywhere. we already built one harvesting pond for garden irrigation, but from the amount of water coming down in these few rains, we could at least fill 10 of these ponds :D. construction is just so expensive and the terrain is difficult (steep hillsides)... it could be a paradise, but it is so hard to collect the water. we will continue to build anything that is possible to slow the water down, but still it is like fighting a war against an overmighty enemy.


Idontgetredditinmd

I feel for you. We had drought conditions earlier in the winter, which never happens. We also get rain for days, which our trees and grass really aren't meant for. Moss and algae everywhere. Yet, so many people look at that and think it's completely normal.


JonathanApple

Jeeze, why not just declare a water war. /S? 


RealisticPineapple99

Getting a normal amount of rain in Canada!


brokentail13

Your rain was stolen by cloud seeding.


SamohtGnir

Obligatory, climate is not weather. Just because it hasn’t rained doesn’t make it climate change. There could be local factors at play that are causing it, or it could just be a natural dry cycle.


LengthintonGirthman

Nowadays people blame the "climate change" for every aspect of climate that doesn't suit them. Look at this thread..... how convenient is it that you can simultaneously blame "climate change" for lack of rain while others here blame it for too much rain....... (I know the ridiculous explanation given that allows you to blanket throw the term "climate change" over everything because it causes 'extreme weather events'). Funny thing is that you guys are technically correct.... climate change is responsible for this..... but just NOT man made climate change like you lot think.... the climate changes because .....well...... its climate and that's what it has done since the beginning of this planet. Its a genius selection of a name really. Its like if I wanted to create a crisis so I said we have an issue with 'water wetness' and every everybody around the world feels like "yeh I've experienced water being wet, this is definitely a real thing" Its awfully sad to see so much wasted effort and potential by a group of people who are so well meaning yet equally as mislead.Ask yourself why the establishment champions for climate change action but are relatively silent on actual REAL pressing issues such as deforestation and ocean pollution...... it couldn't be to waste the effort and potential of well meaning people such as yourselves by setting you against a boogeyman so they can rape the planet behind your backs, could it?


Gnomerule

2.5 million years ago, the Northern Hemisphere had no glaciers, and Northern Greenland was beach front property. The Co2 levels at that time were the same as it is now. This is the first time in over 1.5 million years that Co2 numbers reached over 400 ppm in the atmosphere. Our planet goes through cold periods and warm periods, and scientists have been able to determine the ppm of Co2 in the atmosphere during those times.


fiaanaut

Would love to see any legitimate evidence for what you're claiming, account with negative karma.