#la weather

[wiproaringreading]

I have the craziest luck with the random word BPC... I got novel?!

I would never lie to you.

This my novel-est (newest... huh? huh? 👀 eh?) purchase, L. A. Weather.

[sillysiluriforme]

I must know why Aurore’s umbrella is at the police station. What crime has the homunculus girl committed. Feed me silu. Je veux la connaissance.

According to her PR team, she didn't do anything but like if you know you know.

(objects "infected" by akumas are confiscated temporarily by the SSPA for examination)

[mood2you]

LA Weather has 12 chapters divided into smaller bits. It's about a couple taking 1 year trying not to divorce. The smaller bits are various days, dated.

[tea-tuesday]

recently, i went to visit a friend in nevada and had a great time exploring cafés, bookstores, and vintage shops !! i fell in love with this portable royal typewriter with dark green keys but wasn't able to take it home with me :'((

[mostly-natm]

Fun in the sun! ☀️🐝🌸

[jackwhiteprophetic]

Guys sometimes I joke about the 9-1-1 Christmas elf and then remember I have literally worked as a Christmas elf for two years in a row (and counting probably). I need to start telling potentially gay people their families are beautiful.

[useless-catalanfacts]

A new record: temperatures are so high, that yesterday Gavarda (a town in the Valencian Country) registered the highest temperature ever recorded in Europe in January: 30.7°C (87.26°F). This would usually be the expected temperature in early May. The previous record was set in 2021 (29.8°C in Alacant). We are record after record, and it's not good.

This adds on the drought that the Catalan Countries have been suffering for 3 years. We have water use restrictions and many farmers have lost the harvests for months because they're not allowed to water the fields. And there's no prospect for generous rain any time soon. Experts have been warning that for every degree Celsius that temperatures rise in the Mediterranean region, annual rain will reduce by 4%, and since we're a region that is already naturally prone to summer droughts, this will mean 20% less water resources.

The Mediterranean region is one of the places in the Earth that heats the most because of climate change. There will be 40% more days with extreme heat (days with temperatures higher than 35°C=95°F), which will have effects on health, particularly on open-air workers, and will suppose a 17% decrease in agriculture produce. That is, without counting rising sea levels.

The Mediterranean region is inhabited by 400-500 million people, out of which 150 million live on the coast. Experts calculate that the sea will have risen 1 meter (it's not out of the question that it might have risen even more if polluting emissions aren't reduced) by the end of the century. Considering that 37% Mediterranean coast is very low, on sea level, this means that this rise of the Mediterranean sea will put about 42 million people in extreme danger. One of the first victims will be (and is already suffering the early effects) the Delta of the Ebro river, a mostly-agricultural area in the South of Catalonia which is also a Biosphere reserve due to its great biodiversity.

And some people still say climate change isn't real 🤦

[strawberryteabunny]

magnolias 🌸 and a little picnic by the creek 🧺

[b-33-s]

Humanstuck Solfef as the holidays start

[wiproaringreading]

My March TBR for the JOMPBPC, clearing out my shelves.

Books featured

The Switch by Beth O'Leary

Finlay Donovan is Killing It by Elle Cosimano

Soldiers Unknown by Chag Lowry and Rahsan Ekedal

All The Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr

L.A. Weather by María Amparo Escandón

The Patron Saint of Liars by Ann Patchett

Word by Word by Kory Stamper

Husband Material by Alexis Hall

[pansyfemme]

i have to make it to late november so i can have my yearly nonstop listening to ‘24’ by best friends forever

[mummyscarian]

i prescribe to the theory that everyone entered Evo a human

but didn't leave one

[chemical-tlas]

(updated the photo)

ik y'all are here for the weather posting but would you guys kill me if I said I started hyperfixiating on illuso recently.....

[bebx]

Nevada Storm (1980) photographed by Jeff Widener

[ikram1909]

https://twitter.com/BarcaTimes/status/1756292919667851525?t=qiX2Q1Ee9BohJrT0rzaxag&s=19 AAAA MY HEART HE IS DOING WELL

"He's happy and positive" "he's important to the team even if he's not playing" tears in my eyes I can't wait to have him back 😭😭😭😭

[rurik-dmitrienko]

Pluie au Trocadéro By Rurik Dmitrienko