BLAME WINDY DAY IN KANSAS CITY ON CLIMATE CHANGE?!?!

On this breezy December morning we're confronted with an existential debate given that AOC tells us we've all got less than 12 years before the sky falls.

Here's the question . . .

SHOULD WE BLAME DECEMBER WIND WARNINGS IN KANSAS CITY ON CLIMATE CHANGE?!?

It's a tough call, here are a few considerations . . .

It has been windy in Kansas City before . . . Quite often actually.

However, after nearly two years of COVID fear, it seems strange to watch newsies hype old school weather warnings that are typically used to discourage boomers from going out on a weekend night.

As always, the weather newsies are seemingly loving every minute of this "crisis" and their subsequent spike in screen time. 

We can hear that the wind is picking up and hopefully locals will be advised . . . 

In the meantime, our friends on social media will likely take this opportunity to release a great deal of their own hot air and hound locals about threats to the environment from all manner of luxuries, not just hilarious cow farts bovine emissions. 

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com news links . . .

Most of Kansas City area upgraded to High Wind Warning on Wednesday

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kansas City could shatter records Wednesday when it comes to high temperatures as we're expected to warm up into the 70s. But the bigger story will likely be how windy it's going to be. If you thought it was windy Tuesday, that was child's play compared to the gusts we'll see Wednesday.


Trying to tie down 35-foot inflatables in the high winds

KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -- The National Weather Service has issued a high wind warning for Wednesday, with gusts up to 65 mph. They're advising everyone to tie down outdoor ornaments and furniture, slow down with both hands on the wheel, and watch for debris coming your way.


Kansas City-area residents, officials prepare for strong winds on Wednesday

"If we do see that 60 MPH wind tomorrow it is possible that we could see wind caused outages," said Andrew Baker, Evergy spokesperson. "We do have crews ready to go if that is the event but that's a high number where the potential is there."


Expect very strong winds on Wednesday

Hide Transcript Show Transcript PICKING UP TO 20 STARTING TO GET GUSTY BY TOMORROW MORNING 64 WARRENSBURG9 5 IN MARSHALL 57 LEAVENWORTH 54 DEGREES IN MARYVILLE 56 IN TREONNT TO BEGIN THE DAY 12 HOUR FORECAST. LOOK AT THE TEMPERATURES MILD. OUR RMNOAL HIGH IS IN TH40E S.


Scientists Speculate if Climate Change is Linked to the Deadly Tornadoes that Tore through US

The deadly tornado outbreak that tore through the central US was so unusual in its duration and strength, particularly for December, that many people are speculating if climate change has something to do with it.


What we know about the connection between tornadoes and climate change

Record-breaking tornadoes on late Friday and early Saturday left at least 88 people dead across five states in the South and Midwest, making it the most deadly tornado outbreak in the U.S. in more than a decade. At least 40 tornadoes were reported across nine states, an unusually high amount for December.


The Arctic fails its annual health check as global warming brings more ills to the region

From extreme melt events to an influx of beaver colonies in Alaska, and rain falling at the summit of Greenland for the first time on record, the Arctic region showed clear symptoms of an ailing planet over the past year.

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