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The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
I'm looking forward to hearing the presentation tonight by @architecturesrq at @ArtOvationHotel! They'll talk about the downtown @CityofSarasota master planning that occurred between 1999 and 2000 and how a master plan prepared today would differ. It's such a beautiful city!
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
🚨BREAKING: Tragic news. Sheriff says there are “hundreds” of fatalities in Lee County, #Florida following #HurricaneIan.
I fear that the death toll will be far higher given the massive, widespread storm surge.💔
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
This can't be ignored. ALL of the following models have #Ian making landfall in Sarasota/St Pete:
--ECMWF (Europe)
--KMA (Korea)
--Icon (Germany)
--Access-G (Australia)
--UKMET
Only the GFS(US) & CMC(Canada) have a landfall in the Big Bend.
Not a forecast, just an observation
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
That was quick. We woke up to a tropical disturbance that became much better organized overnight - that trend continued this morning to point the NHC initiated advisories on TD 7. For next 5 days or so, the depression will track generally to the west and should become TS Fiona.
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
Though a tropical disturbance didn't manage to form, the Gulf Coast still received quite a bit of rainfall over the last 3 days, as forecast.
Curious as to how much rain fell? Here are the satellite estimated totals through 10 AM this morning.
weather.us/precipitation/usa…
MG
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
Still only May and parts of Spain experiencing their hottest May ever with temperatures of more than 40C in some places
Remember this is likely the coolest May they will ever experience again as global warming is supercharged to a 1.5 C within next 5 years and food crops wither
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
We all come together to celebrate our wonderful world, our Pachamama, this week. Happy Earth Week from SCEN! #EarthDay
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
Sarasota County named among 26 US counties where homeownership is unaffordable bit.ly/36oDtcy
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
'We're going to remain optimistic': New rays of hope and dollars shine on Florida manatees floridatoday.com/story/news/… via @Florida_Today
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
Another 2 storms, including a significant one next Thur/Fri, will bring substantial precipitation to NorCal.
Expecting several additional feet of snowfall in the Sierra, and widespread, possibly heavy rainfall. Fire season will likely be delayed several more weeks. #CAwx
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
Potential snowfall in #Florida behind tonight's Arctic cold front. 0⃣
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
Over 245 species of birds have been recorded at the Celery Fields and is a haven for bird watchers. 🌱🐦☀️ #sarasotanature
📷 IG dondrapersswizzlestick
📍 Celery Fields
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
Brr, it's cold out here ⛄️
We're flying our second winter storm mission in as many days into the system off of the East Coast.
#ReserveReady
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
The global warming that’s changing our climate is already having dire consequences.
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
The chill is on for the weekend
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The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
RT CumberlandADV "Cumberland Advisors Market Commentary - The Fed & The Fires! - mailchi.mp/cumber.com/cumber… #TheFed #ClimateChange #ClimateEconomy
Thank you @climateadaptfl for allowing us to share & build upon your work. In last 5 yrs USA experienced abo… https://teapaw.org/t.co/7E4kuXisTi"
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
Sarasota skyline ✅
Beautiful sunset ✅
A sense of ahhh ✅
Yep. This is a good way to end the day.
📷 IG marina.goritsas
The Climate Adaptation Center retweeted
“Climate conditions in one part of the world can, over time, influence climate outcomes from thousands of kilometers away. In our case, we find the Arctic region and the western United States are connected by this relationship.”
seattletimes.com/seattle-new…
