Arizona Is Having A Huge Drought - Hope You Dummies Who Decided To Live In the Desert Have A Backup Plan | |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80100570 Germany 03/21/2022 11:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Arizona Is Having A Huge Drought - Hope You Dummies Who Decided To Live In the Desert Have A Backup Plan Anyone living west of Colorado will see a major drought for the next 50-80 years. It should start soon with this cycle, similar to the "dust bowl" but widespread and long duration 50+ years. It's going to get ugly out there. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 44883436 United States 03/21/2022 11:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Arizona Is Having A Huge Drought - Hope You Dummies Who Decided To Live In the Desert Have A Backup Plan I thought the same thing until I moved there but Phoenix is awesome. The desert is beautiful and the weather is awesome 8 months out of the year. I mean REALLY awesome. 70's - 80's every day, low humidity & sunny every day. The heat in summer is no worse (actually easier) to deal with than winter in the midwest/NE. But of course you will still disagree with me & write it off....just like I used to when people would tell me all that before I moved there. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 77592032 United States 03/21/2022 11:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Arizona Is Having A Huge Drought - Hope You Dummies Who Decided To Live In the Desert Have A Backup Plan I thought the same thing until I moved there but Phoenix is awesome. The desert is beautiful and the weather is awesome 8 months out of the year. I mean REALLY awesome. 70's - 80's every day, low humidity & sunny every day. The heat in summer is no worse (actually easier) to deal with than winter in the midwest/NE. But of course you will still disagree with me & write it off....just like I used to when people would tell me all that before I moved there. Even if everything you say is true. THEY HAVE NO WATER! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 39302296 United States 03/21/2022 11:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Arizona Is Having A Huge Drought - Hope You Dummies Who Decided To Live In the Desert Have A Backup Plan I thought the same thing until I moved there but Phoenix is awesome. The desert is beautiful and the weather is awesome 8 months out of the year. I mean REALLY awesome. 70's - 80's every day, low humidity & sunny every day. The heat in summer is no worse (actually easier) to deal with than winter in the midwest/NE. But of course you will still disagree with me & write it off....just like I used to when people would tell me all that before I moved there. Even if everything you say is true. THEY HAVE NO WATER! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 82302366 United States 03/21/2022 11:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Arizona Is Having A Huge Drought - Hope You Dummies Who Decided To Live In the Desert Have A Backup Plan I was raised in Phoenix Arizona, and yeah, it was nice.. once upon a time.. then all the damn cali refugees sold their houses for 4 mil, came here and bought up everything pumped the prices until the native born were priced out.. now its junkies and cops, just like cali.. the summers get hotter as more of the once green yards get converted to gravel to cope with water prices.. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 44883436 United States 03/21/2022 11:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Arizona Is Having A Huge Drought - Hope You Dummies Who Decided To Live In the Desert Have A Backup Plan I thought the same thing until I moved there but Phoenix is awesome. The desert is beautiful and the weather is awesome 8 months out of the year. I mean REALLY awesome. 70's - 80's every day, low humidity & sunny every day. The heat in summer is no worse (actually easier) to deal with than winter in the midwest/NE. But of course you will still disagree with me & write it off....just like I used to when people would tell me all that before I moved there. Even if everything you say is true. THEY HAVE NO WATER! They said the same thing when I lived there. All they talked about was how AZ was running out of water & we were gonna have to start rationing, etc. But millions of people are still living there, watering their lawns, filling their pools, watering golf courses, etc. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80518909 United States 03/21/2022 11:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Arizona Is Having A Huge Drought - Hope You Dummies Who Decided To Live In the Desert Have A Backup Plan NV and AZ conserves more water than it’s allotted usage. Especially NV where there’s a ton of water recycling and water conservation in motion for decades now. I believe NV is the #1 in the US for water conservation. The desert weather is awesome and predictable where you can be outdoors year round. Parks are open to midnight and well lit to workout during the summer nights. Living is cheaper. The 120 degree days are way better than shoveling hundreds of pounds of snow. Heat in general is better for blood circulation, joints, and muscles. The sunsets are beautiful. Although super expensive desalination plants for CA, OR, and WA with pipelines running to AZ, NV, UT, & ID will help ease historic droughts. Especially with rising sea levels. Entrepreneurs such as Marc Lore and Elon Musk are looking in the desert to build sustainable cities. The backup plan is sustainability. The desert has the capability and land available to harness the Sun’s energy through solar. That can be exchanged for water from elsewhere. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78717796 United States 03/22/2022 12:44 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Arizona Is Having A Huge Drought - Hope You Dummies Who Decided To Live In the Desert Have A Backup Plan I thought the same thing until I moved there but Phoenix is awesome. The desert is beautiful and the weather is awesome 8 months out of the year. I mean REALLY awesome. 70's - 80's every day, low humidity & sunny every day. The heat in summer is no worse (actually easier) to deal with than winter in the midwest/NE. But of course you will still disagree with me & write it off....just like I used to when people would tell me all that before I moved there. Even if everything you say is true. THEY HAVE NO WATER! They said the same thing when I lived there. All they talked about was how AZ was running out of water & we were gonna have to start rationing, etc. But millions of people are still living there, watering their lawns, filling their pools, watering golf courses, etc. Did you even read the article? Water is being trucked in because all the wells are dry, golf courses are selling out to developers because they can't afford the price of water... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78717796 United States 03/22/2022 12:45 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Arizona Is Having A Huge Drought - Hope You Dummies Who Decided To Live In the Desert Have A Backup Plan I was raised in Phoenix Arizona, and yeah, it was nice.. once upon a time.. then all the damn cali refugees sold their houses for 4 mil, came here and bought up everything pumped the prices until the native born were priced out.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 82302366 now its junkies and cops, just like cali.. the summers get hotter as more of the once green yards get converted to gravel to cope with water prices.. And Bill Gates has an investment property right next to Phoenix that will house 50,00 people. Where are they going to get the water supply for that? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 82548422 United States 03/22/2022 12:47 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Arizona Is Having A Huge Drought - Hope You Dummies Who Decided To Live In the Desert Have A Backup Plan I was raised in Phoenix Arizona, and yeah, it was nice.. once upon a time.. then all the damn cali refugees sold their houses for 4 mil, came here and bought up everything pumped the prices until the native born were priced out.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 82302366 now its junkies and cops, just like cali.. the summers get hotter as more of the once green yards get converted to gravel to cope with water prices.. True story Now the valley is just an insane asylum 450k for a dump You can have it |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78483096 United States 03/22/2022 01:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Arizona Is Having A Huge Drought - Hope You Dummies Who Decided To Live In the Desert Have A Backup Plan I thought the same thing until I moved there but Phoenix is awesome. The desert is beautiful and the weather is awesome 8 months out of the year. I mean REALLY awesome. 70's - 80's every day, low humidity & sunny every day. The heat in summer is no worse (actually easier) to deal with than winter in the midwest/NE. But of course you will still disagree with me & write it off....just like I used to when people would tell me all that before I moved there. Even if everything you say is true. THEY HAVE NO WATER! Why are you angry that someone is pointing out that Arizona is out of water? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78334071 United States 03/22/2022 02:00 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Arizona Is Having A Huge Drought - Hope You Dummies Who Decided To Live In the Desert Have A Backup Plan Ducey's doing a bang up job out there, ain't he? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77592032 What a piece of crap he is, he's going to destroy the whole state! He says they have 2 years supply of water and so Arizona is "open for business" and they keep building developments. Meanwhile, the dustbowl lasted a decade and that didn't even take place in a natural DESERT! Lake Mead, which opened in 1934, and Lake Powell, in 1963 – are on the river and were designed to hold 55 million acre-feet of water. (One acre-foot equals 325,852 gallons.) At 30% of capacity combined, they now hold less water than at any time since soon after they were opened. In total, 36 million acre-feet, or nearly 12 trillion gallons, of storage space is empty. Last August, as extreme heat and drought dropped the lake levels further, the federal government issued a formal declaration of water shortage. Translated into the legal details of the pact involving two countries, seven states, and 30 tribes that guides the river’s management, the declaration meant that Arizona’s share of the river will be cut by 512,000 acre-feet this year, or 166 billion gallons. [link to www.hcn.org (secure)] Levels have been dropping but I gotta say...at least AZ is not purposefully draining resevoirs into the Ocean like they are doing in California to save some rare fish. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78483096 United States 03/22/2022 02:24 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Arizona Is Having A Huge Drought - Hope You Dummies Who Decided To Live In the Desert Have A Backup Plan Ducey's doing a bang up job out there, ain't he? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77592032 What a piece of crap he is, he's going to destroy the whole state! He says they have 2 years supply of water and so Arizona is "open for business" and they keep building developments. Meanwhile, the dustbowl lasted a decade and that didn't even take place in a natural DESERT! Lake Mead, which opened in 1934, and Lake Powell, in 1963 – are on the river and were designed to hold 55 million acre-feet of water. (One acre-foot equals 325,852 gallons.) At 30% of capacity combined, they now hold less water than at any time since soon after they were opened. In total, 36 million acre-feet, or nearly 12 trillion gallons, of storage space is empty. Last August, as extreme heat and drought dropped the lake levels further, the federal government issued a formal declaration of water shortage. Translated into the legal details of the pact involving two countries, seven states, and 30 tribes that guides the river’s management, the declaration meant that Arizona’s share of the river will be cut by 512,000 acre-feet this year, or 166 billion gallons. [link to www.hcn.org (secure)] Levels have been dropping but I gotta say...at least AZ is not purposefully draining resevoirs into the Ocean like they are doing in California to save some rare fish. Forget it Jake, it's Chinatown. |
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