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How Will Texans Cope With Another Natural Disaster?

Another day, another consequence of climate change. White people in Texas may finally face some consequences as the hurricane season peaks.

Published August 2, 2024 at 9:39am by Brandi D. Addison

Gulf Coast Residents Need To Brace For Impending Storm

Yet another deadly storm is headed towards the Gulf of Mexico, with the National Hurricane Center issuing warnings to residents from Louisiana to Florida. The conservative media, ever ignorant of the climate crisis, are failing to cover this potentially devastating event.

"Residents from Louisiana to Florida's West Coast have to be ready in case it rapidly intensifies,"
said AccuWeather lead long-range expert Paul Pastelok.

The storm, likely to become Tropical Storm Debby, is forecasted to make landfall on the Florida Peninsula early Saturday, bringing with it the potential for heavy rainfall and flooding. With a 90% chance of formation in the next 7 days, this storm system cannot be ignored.

It's unacceptable that Texas, which has already suffered the impacts of two storms this season, continues to deny the reality of climate change. Their negligence has real consequences for their state and the entire Gulf region.

Naples Daily News reports that this is likely to be the fourth named storm of the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season. The season, which runs from June 1 to Nov. 30, has already seen the formation of Tropical Storm Alberto and Hurricane Beryl, which hit Texas, and Tropical Storm Chris, which caused flooding in Mexico.

The latest spaghetti models predict the storm's path, and residents should stay informed. It's time to demand action on climate change and prepare for the worst.