More than a few tragic circumstances threaten to scorch Kansas City as the weather gets warmer.
Here are just a few . . .
- Already the warmer weather has increased the Kansas City murder count.
- Drought conditions worsen throughout the Midwest.
- Tempers always get hotter amid election season.
More evidence:
Check today's RED FLAG FIRE WARNING from the National Weather Service.
Kansas City insider worry about underground Kansas water reserves drying up
Already wild fire approaches: Large wildfire burns west of KCI Airport
And so . . .
KANSAS CITY INSIDERS FEAR THAT WARMER WEATHER COULD SOON BURN KANSAS CITY?!?!
Overall global climate change isn't helping things out along with the fact that local politicos are more interested in doing eco-devo work that results in campaign donations rather than focusing on any of the bigger issues that may soon impact Kansas City.
Developing . . .
TKC, Don't forget all the abandoned houses that always burn through summer and winter.
ReplyDeleteThe sky is falling!!! Oh mother of God!!
ReplyDeleteHave mercy!!
6:08+1
ReplyDeleteKC deserves to burn in Hell.
ReplyDeletei agree that the kansas aquifier is a big concern along with mo river levels. that is the bigger problem. as far as the murder rate goes, that has been the same old problem for years now.
ReplyDelete6:08 FTW. That was the first thing I thought when I read this.
ReplyDeleteThe fuckin Mafia getting ready to blow kc all to hell too??
ReplyDeleteGod, were fucked!!
The weather bureau issued Red Flag warning for this region. Big fire up north of KCI today. Yet the Fire Chief has issued no public announcements or anything. What's he been doing all day?
ReplyDeleteI don't know....FIGHTING FIRES?
ReplyDeleteAnd fighting the Zombie Mafia.
Big fire? Farmers doing controlled burns all over. It was a small grass fire started by a idiot smoker. 100 acres? Pfft.
ReplyDeleteLake Michigan is frozen over with thick ice....yet the world is warming and the ice caps are melting...riiighhhht
ReplyDeleteYes, you are right. Regional extremes result as the planet is warming up.
DeleteKC drought means river traffic will slow to a crawl. We aren't the city of fountains anymore, we aren't river city. What's left?
ReplyDeleteYep, 9:47 you are correct. A whole lot of places are needing to figure out that very thing as we enter the long economic decline.
ReplyDeleteBut, i imagine we'll just clap like lemmings at our sports and keep staying stupid. Reinvention and admitting an old model no longer works is a difficult thing.
10:02 sigh.... SWAT!! Dumbass.
ReplyDeleteFake smiles and vapidness abound!
ReplyDeleteOne only imagines how many useless FB posts this event spawned.
Love me!! Acknowledge me!! Validate me!!
Hmmmmmm, Bean Boi could you be responsible for the Briarcliff fire last night? Promoting arson? Better ring up "Shamari" for some legal advice.
ReplyDeletePB FTW
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