Historic rainfall causes flooding across St. Louis area

[@zachariahmagallan5738]

Historic everything

[@ljimzlj8079]

We need historic rain in south tx

[@bendougherty549]

Be careful what you wish for. You may just get it, and not like it.

[@CHMichael]

Pipeline - pump it to Texas

[@robertridley9279]

In Cincinnati we don't even get that much SNOW at one time.

[@mubb75]

Need to send some of that water to Blackfoot Idaho we need rain

[@soularddave2]

Well, here we are 2 days later and had a repeat performance yesterday, but not quite so severe. We lost lives this time. Roofs collapsed this time. Neighborhoods flooded this time. All this while the SW USA is in a multi-year drought, as is Europe. Climate change presents more severe weather more frequently. This is *disruptive* to the economy and will nudge us further into economic trouble - especially in Europe.

[@bigjryeah5197]

How old are you

[@bengagliardo1080]

this happens from time to time its called the rainy season.. its normal not historic.

[@Nice-qi5cf]

🍀

[@psymon5385]

Pretty typical for this area. I’m sure they’ll blame it on climate change. Checkout aug 1st 93’ back when it was “global warming” 😂

[@robertridley9279]

"Climate change" is a phrase coined by Frank Luntz in an attempt at conservative doublespeak that tries to take the culpability for global warming out of the hands of human behavior. Unfortunately it has been successful as far as people using the phrase. "Climate change" IS global warming.

[@psymon5385]

@@robertridley9279 great regurgitation but we were suppose to be dead last year by that logic. You can change the phrase, but it doesn’t make it a more intelligible idea.