[ProtectOurFreedom]

So all of the rain that used to fall in the West now goes to the East? You damn Yankees! We want our rain back!

[Paladin2]

Confirmation Bias.

[I want the USA back]

There is one thing that climate change has affected. The brains of lefty journalists.

[Telepathic Intruder]

Rain is a lot wetter now than it used to be.

[Codeflier]

Less rain is bad, more rain is bad.

[Regulator]

Umm, gosh, I guess the winter of ‘82 in the West never happened?

State St in Salt Lake had sandbags from North Temple down to 4th South to hold back the river. Never seen anything like that in the previous 10 years.

Dopes from Chicago starting with a conclusion and working backwards.

[dfwgator]

Climate Change - Is there anything it can’t do?

[MrBambaLaMamba]

Experts blame Permian-Triassic Great Dying on dinosaurs.

[Starstruck]

Something must have happened during the missing 1981 to 1990 period that messed up the pre-determined agenda.

[Sacajaweau]

i’m 78....live in upstae ny...nothing has changd...the weather changes but the climate is constant.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Since the days of Calvin Coolidge, the Notheast has become increasingly Leftist. In the same time period rainfall in the Northeast has increased 5% according to the article. Therefore Leftists cause global warming"climate change". Q.E.D.

[Honorary Serb]

B.S.!!!!

The same are that now is having the big rainstorms was recently affected by drought!!! These weather changes are normal!!!!

[EEGator]

GIGO

[FMBass]

Welp, what can you expect from an AP “journalist’.

Of course it’s “Climate Change”. What else could it be? Look, if you don’t know what caused it, mainly because you have no idea of what weather is really about, then the answer has to be “Climate Change”. That answer works for almost everything.

If Climate Change doesn’t work as the answer, then the answer is clearly Racism.

[bertmerc1]

I live in southeastern Connecticut, just got about 3 1/2 inches last night and we’re still in a Stage 2 drought which means low interest loans.

[palmer]

If they can't tell Northeastern from Northwestern, then we can't expect them to understand the weather either.

[Steve_Seattle]

Thanks to climate change, there is no longer a 400-feet thick sheet of ice where I live north of Seattle.

[Fury]

"Researchers have repeatedly confirmed climate models’ predictions of wetter, more powerful extreme rain events like hurricanes..."

Bull. The research is inconclusive at best.

Another attempt by journalism to claim "the science is settled".

[Tilted Irish Kilt]

Oldeconomybuyer :" Researchers have repeatedly confirmed climate models’ predictions of wetter, more powerful extreme rain events like hurricanes,
caused by warmer air, which can hold more moisture.
The new study’s authors wanted to see if mundane rain events are getting wetter, too.

It's called weather . The next thing you know, researchers will tell you that the rainwater is now wetter (balderdash !)
Researchers are paid to find anomalies
No more anomalies = no more paid researchers
Over the last few years, researchers have even given names to storms and hurricanes to identify and point out these anomalies
How anthropomorphic !

[ConservativeInPA]

dropped about 5 percent more water on average in the years 1991 to 2020 than they did 1951 to 1980.

What happened to the data from 1981 to 1990?