I was in Vermont for some of the flooding. We were safe, but the damage is unreal. We drove by house after house in Jeffersonville with insides piled up outside. We drove by farms where huge swaths of corn had been mowed over by the flow. So much loss. And the rain continues. Before that, we were in Michigan where we arrived just after a stretch of smoke from the fires. Now I see that smoke has returned. Nowhere is safe from the effects of climate change.
I was in Vermont for some of the flooding. We were safe, but the damage is unreal. We drove by house after house in Jeffersonville with insides piled up outside. We drove by farms where huge swaths of corn had been mowed over by the flow. So much loss. And the rain continues. Before that, we were in Michigan where we arrived just after a stretch of smoke from the fires. Now I see that smoke has returned. Nowhere is safe from the effects of climate change.
I'm glad to know you're safe, and I agree, it's quite surreal, and no where is outside the reach of climate chaos