A few days ago, NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) published a report on the climatic records set by the United States during April-May-June.
As statistics show, the density of climatic anomalies in North America is unprecedented: forest fires, drought, floods, snow in the middle of summer for three months occur at once simultaneously and everywhere at once:
However, before the ink had dried on the report, it was outdated, as the flood also hit New Orleans:
A kind man from New Orleans organized a live broadcast:
Promotional video:
In August 2005, the famous Hurricane Katrina, the most devastating hurricane in US history, came to New Orleans. After the rainfall, the city was flooded, therefore, if the rain continues further, history may well repeat itself, there are many old dams.
Meanwhile, in Washington State:
And in Minnesota:
As you can see from these shots, NOAA information is becoming outdated by leaps and bounds, and in a week the glorious federal agency will have to compose something else.
Unfortunately, an agency like NOAA, which out of the kindness of its heart writes reports for the general public, is nowhere else. And so far, Brazil suffers most of all from this, in which there is no one to cover events:
Brazil has never seen such a thing, although, of course, these climatic shifts have their advantages: now Brazilians will become famous all over the world not only for football, but also for hockey. Perhaps the training of future teams has already begun in local courtyards.
However, the general global trend is still a little scary, because looking at these shots involuntarily the question arises: what will happen next?
