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ABC News’ Alex Perez reports on how climate change is taking a toll on the Windy City, and what steps Chicago is taking to protect against it’s most damaging effects.
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I’d be more worried about the dark wave
First of all the videos you see of runners and bikers and other being caught off guard by the waves in Chicsgo dont feel sorry for them . The city and beaches give out warnings that you cant be on the lakefront but those individuals ignore the warnings.
Climate change is normal. They are using it to further enslave the entire World, take away loads of freedoms, God given rights, and tax everyone to death.
Sadly chicago is in trouble they know that the gangs are the worst an are getting WORST AN WORST ,SO WHEN IT COMES TO TARGETING CHICAGO WITH WEATHER WARFARE, I BELIEVE THAT THEY WANT TO GET RID OF THEM ALL
Well at least we have water 💦 I keep living here not west side lol
It's a Lake!!! Why not build water pipelines instead of oil pipelines… pump water to the areas of the country that need water!!! SMDH!!!
People who don't believe in climate crisis deserves to be eliminated
Historic hottest and coldest days by state. For the most part what I'm seeing is more record low temperatures than highs in recent history.
The hottest day in Alabama was 112°f in 1925 the coldest, -27°f in 1966.
The hottest day in Arizona was 128°f in 1994 the coldest, -40°f in 1971.
The hottest day in Arkansas was 120°f in 1936 the coldest, -29°f in 1904.
The hottest day in California was 134°f in 1913 the coldest, -45°f in 1937.
The hottest day in Colorado was 115°f in 2019 the coldest, -61°f in 1985.
The hottest day in Connecticut was 106°f in 1995 the coldest, -37°f in 1943.
The hottest day in Delaware was 110°f in 1930 the coldest, -17°f in 1893.
The hottest day in DC was 106°f in 1930 the coldest, -15°f in 1899.
The hottest day in Florida was 109°f in 1931 the coldest, -2°f in 1899.
The hottest day in Georgia was 112°f in 1921 the coldest, -17°f in 1940.
The hottest day in Hawaii was 98°f in 1951 the coldest, 15°f in 1975.
The hottest day in Idaho was 118°f in 1934 the coldest, -60°f in 1943.
The hottest day in Illinois was 117°f in 1954 the coldest, -38°f in 2019.
The hottest day in Indiana was 116°f in 1936 the coldest, -36°f in 1994.
The hottest day in Iowa was 118°f in 1934 the coldest, -47°f in 1996.
The hottest day in Kansas was 121°f in 1936 the coldest, -30°f in 1905.
The hottest day in Kentucky was 114°f in 1930 the coldest, -37°f in 1994.
The hottest day in Louisiana was 114°f in 1936 the coldest, -6°f in 1899.
The hottest day in Maine was 105°f in 1911 the coldest, -50°f in 2009.
The hottest day in Maryland was 109°f in 1936 the coldest, -40°f in 1912.
The hottest day in Massachusetts was 107°f in 1975 the coldest, -40°f in 1984.
The hottest day in Michigan was 112°f in 1936 the coldest, -51°f in1934.
The hottest day in Minnesota was 115°f in1917 the coldest, -60°f in 1996.
The hottest day in Mississippi was 115°f in 1930 the coldest, -19°f 1966.
The hottest day in Missouri was 118°f in 1954 the coldest, -40°f in 1905.
The hottest day in Montana was 117°f in 1937 the coldest, -70°f in 1954.
The hottest day in Nebraska was 118°f in 1936 the coldest, -47°f in 1899.
The hottest day in Nevada was 125°f in 1994 the coldest, -50°f in 1937.
The hottest day in New Hampshire was 106°f in 1911 the coldest, -50°f in 1885.
The hottest day in New Jersey was 110°f in 1936 the coldest, -34°f in 1904.
The hottest day in New Mexico was 122°f in 1994 the coldest, -50°f in 1951.
The hottest day in New York was 108°f in 1926 the coldest, -52°f in 1934.
The hottest day in North Carolina was 110°f in 1983 the coldest, -35°f in 1985.
The hottest day in North Dakota was 121°f in 1936 the coldest, -60°f in 1936.
The hottest day in Ohio was 113°f in 1934 the coldest, -39°f in 1899.
The hottest day in Oklahoma was 120°f in 1936 the coldest, -31°f in 2011.
The hottest day in Oregon was 119°f in 1899 the coldest, -54°f in 1933.
The hottest day in Pennsylvania was 111°f in 1936 the coldest, -42°f in 1904.
The hottest day in Rhode Island was 104°f in 1975 the coldest, -28°f in 1942.
The hottest day in South Carolina was 113°f in 2012 the coldest, -58°f in 1936.
The hottest day in South Dakota was 120°f in 1936 the coldest, -40°f in 1905.
The hottest day in Tennessee was 113°f in 1930 the coldest, -32°f in 1917.
The hottest day in Texas was 120°f in 1936 the coldest, -23°f in 1933.
The hottest day in Utah was 117°f in 1985 the coldest, -69°f in 1985.
The hottest day in Vermont was 105°f in 1911 the coldest, -50°f in 1933.
The hottest day in Virginia was 110°f in 1954 the coldest, -30°f in 1985.
The hottest day in Washington was 118°f in 1961 the coldest, -48°f in 1968.
The hottest day in Wisconsin was 114°f in 1936 the coldest, -55°f in 1996.
The hottest day in Wyoming okay was 115°f in 1983 the coldest, -63°f in 1933.
At minimum, we’ve been warned since the 60s.
This is a perfect example of the impact of unsustainable capitalism. Short term profits and “progress” aka ignorance and greed is why we are where we are…at the beginning.
https://youtu.be/pwsbh0-vHQE
The real reason for Chicago’s climate change…
Hahahahahahaha
Chicago will be under water!!!!!!!
So let's not build the Obama Monument Building next to the Lake and build it in Roseland where it will be safe from climate change.
finally its being talked about
I traveled up and down Lake Michigan from Chicago to Door County in my boat over seventeen years. The water level of the lake changes quicker than you expect. It can change from week to week. Back in 2012 was very low, certain harbors lost shipping business because freighters could not make it in due to low water. There's inadequate funding for dredging low volume harbors. Sailboats too weren't able to navigate to certain harbors for the same reason. The water shed feeding into the system of the Great Lakes is huge. Snow melt and rain all drain into the lakes. Draught years limit water into the system, heavy snow or rain brings the levels back, but I got news for you…the last few years the level has been high…but not close to the record high levels. If you get record snow in U.P. that affects water into the lake that then affects Chicago too. Record draught at the southern end of the lake affects the harbors in the U.P. as well. The winds blow like nothing else and with a NE wind blowing over a large fetch wave action is considerable. You can get +20 foot waves on this lake and the Chicago is downwind of that NE fetch. If you combine periodic high water levels with an adverse NE wind with high waves you get a lot of action on the coastline. Difference between 2020 and say 1920 is that you didn't have so many people living and building right on the coast line so the impact and real and damage expense. I take exception to the overly dramatic music, voice over and leading questions in this piece.
My grandpa from the CIA with a high clearance on his death bed told us that we don't need to worry about climate change because a progenitor race of aliens from Venus are taking care of it by strengthening the Ozone layer and that theirs nothing we could do anyways.
Hahahaha!! More fake and exaggerated news. People are starting to see through their lies.
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The polar icecaps are melting causing lake levels to rise everywhere? I think you meant sea. Lol
SIMPLE! Just pump more sand from deep water.
Spraying Mercury, Aluminum and Dry Ice in the air is called CHEMICAL ENGINEERED WARFARE.
IT IS TRULY INTERESTING TO SEE HOW ALL THESE SAME PEOPLE WHO SAY THAT THERE ARE NO FUNDS TO FEED AND HOUSE THE HOMELESS YET THESE SAME PEOPLE HAVE AND ARE SPENDING ALL THESE TRILLIONS OF OUR TAX DOLLARS ON WARFARE?
WHO IS EDWARD JOHN NOBLE. WHAT IS HIS RELATIONSHIP WITH, UNDER THE SECRETARY OF COMMERCE & FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSIONS?
Can you tell us all the names that are associated with these positions?
WHY ARE ALL THESE PEOPLE SUCH AS THE STATES GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, WHO, CDC, JETBLUE, SCIENTIST, DOCTORS, NATO OTAN AND EVERYONE ELSE WHO IS INVOLVED; PARTICIPATING IN CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY?
CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY refers to a category of crimes against international law which includes the most egregious violations of human dignity, especially those directed toward civilian populations. The modern understanding of crimes against humanity is codified in the founding statutes of the international criminal tribunals, including the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavie (ICTY) and the International Criminal Court (ICC). As codified in Article 7 of the ICC Statute, the following acts are punishable as crimes against humanity when perpetrated by a state actor as part of a systematic or widespread attack against a civilian population:
murder;
extermination;
deportation or forcible transfer;
false imprisonment;
torture;
rape, sexual slavery, or enforced sterilization;
ethnic persecution;
disappearance;
apartheid;
"Other inhumane acts of a similar character intentionally causing great suffering, or serious injury to body or to mental or physical health."
The intent requirement for liability is "knowledge of the attack."
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Its April 2022 …trees are still dead and it struggles to get over 55F
The lord is telling us his coming judgment on Chicago, Repent and turn to Jesus 🙏✝️
God is punishing this world for it's sinful behavior and he has to right too Chicago always lived in deep sins like drive-by shootings so I can see why you keep having floods
Same thing is happening to Miami. City is flooding and going underwater and it is a city built on a swamp. Go figure right.
It never really was a good idea to build as close to the lake as that beautiful old high rise is. Sadly, the Lake Front Protection Ordinance didn't come soon enough to prevent the construction of billions of $$ (at today's prices) worth of buildings from being built so close to the lake that they're practically in it. I fear that many of those buildings will have to be sacrificed in coming decades.
Let me know when Al Gore, and Barack Obama start packing up their mansions on the coast, then we can talk.
That entire area is wetlands and marshes that was landfilled long ago. climate change lol.
Yep the earth has gone through some drastic climate changes and pole reversals in its existence, while we are pulled by the sun and moon constantly being ripped apart, scientist find this by the rock they examine that shows constant changes on earth, with or without man it's bound to happen, yep man/women/or whoever (even cows and pigs farting the democrats say) has not helped that out a bit, but it's going to happen, just think at one time anywhere you stood on earth now had been molten rock. One day (this is scary) the sun is going to completely destroy the earth. How about this, the water under the ground has been pumped out for farming and drinking to the point it has reduced the oceans salt content value and caused the earth to tilt, and sinkholes form from collapsing aqueducts. The earth is not permanent it is only temporary, so put all you faith in God and get saved if you want something more permanent that's the only hope you have.