Your Fault: Haboobs To Become More Prevalent Because ‘Climate Change’

Ha. Boobs

Lots of cool vids on Twitter, which sends the LA Times Warmists into doomsday apoplexy

More haboob dust storms are coming to California thanks to climate change

For anyone wondering whether intense dust storms, like the haboob that enveloped Phoenix this week, are possible in Southern California, the answer is yes.

They’ve hit in the recent past and are a growing issue over much of Southern California and the Central Valley, thanks to the drying associated with climate change, water over-use, wildfire, off-roading, tractors on dry soil, and construction, experts say.

In 2022, for instance, there was a massive haboob in the Salton Sea area. The dust from that nighttime storm — with a 3,000-foot high wall of dust and 60 mile per hour winds — went all the way to Los Angeles. (snip)

It’s a serious enough phenomenon that UC researchers formed a consortium, known as UC Dust. They estimate that more than 55,000 square miles in the state and 5 million Californian are directly affected by dust storms. Evans said they are difficult to forecast, leaving millions of people vulnerable and exposed. Porter agreed.

So, they’re simply guessing at this point? Other than in the headline and a bit in the second paragraph, there is absolutely nothing offered as proof that this is your fault.

The post Your Fault: Haboobs To Become More Prevalent Because ‘Climate Change’ appeared first on Pirate’s Cove.