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      6 months ago

      in part yes, because it contributed to global warming. we are almost in winter and most of the country has summer temps. that mass of hot air encounters cold masses from the antarctic, causing heavy rain.

      Rain like this is atypical because it shouldn’t be this hot in may

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        6 months ago

        i forgot for a second that the winters and summers get flipped in the southern hemisphere