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   Inscius (inscius@noauthority.social)'s status on Thursday, 23-Jan-2025 23:55:23 JST Inscius

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   @sensei @shadowofezra Goodness, that sounds rare,. And even very rare occurrences do... occur 😁. Leonard Nimoy would be all over this 😉

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     Sensei (sensei@noauthority.social)'s status on Thursday, 23-Jan-2025 23:55:24 JST Sensei

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     @shadowofezra Does this qualify as 'global warming' or 'global boiling'?

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     Shadow of Ezra (shadowofezra@bird.makeup)'s status on Thursday, 23-Jan-2025 23:55:25 JST Shadow of Ezra

     New Orleans, Louisiana has already received more than twice the amount of snow that Anchorage, Alaska, has seen since the start of meteorological winter.

     A blizzard warning is now in effect for parts of southern Louisiana due to a historic and deadly winter storm that spanned over 1,500 miles.

     Long-time residents of New Orleans, who have witnessed the city’s rare snowfalls, say they've only seen a handful of snowstorms—and never one quite like this.

     As of Wednesday morning, New Orleans had accumulated 10 inches of snow, a stark contrast to the half-inch that fell during the city's last snowfall in December 2004.

     What happened to climate change?