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This is just one of MANY beautiful beaches that you can see in Texas, and the rest of the states in the South (Texas, though, is not always considered Southern), hence why the South is subtropical paradise; and the region has the peaceful, stable subtropical weather to boot, as well. Lots of thunderstorms occur in the South, but they are not often severe(this especially applies for areas close to the coast).
Alot of people are under the delusion that the South gets colder winter extremes than any other subtropical climate, but that premise is quite false; if that were true, then the South's native vegetation would be extremely hardy compared to other subtropical locations, but that is clearly not the case.
So let me guess, you noticed your thread was dying, so you posted again the same trolling stuff you did before to get a rise out of people. I know you don't even believe yourself the stuff you write on here, lol.
Though we all agree about the posts from this guy, you cherry pick. I could just as easily post a link to a blizzard in the Northeast. Then again that would have you jumping for joy.
As if subtropical or even tropical locales don't get hit with severe weather. Even the supposed paradise of Australia gets hit with rotten weather from time to time.
Though we all agree about the posts from this guy, you cherry pick. I could just as easily post a link to a blizzard in the Northeast. Then again that would have you jumping for joy.
No comparison. Although blizzards definitely cause problems, I'll take them over massive flooding and tornadoes. Has a blizzard destroyed an entire community? No. Yes roofs can occasionally collapse, there's power outages, and other issues but there is absolutely no comparison to the severe weather often seen in the South.
According to NWS, tornadoes average 70 fatalities and 1,500 injuries per year in the US. Flash flooding 140 deaths. Winter weather averages fewer than 30 deaths per year.
No comparison. Although blizzards definitely cause problems, I'll take them over massive flooding and tornadoes. Has a blizzard destroyed an entire community? No. Yes roofs can occasionally collapse, there's power outages, and other issues but there is absolutely no comparison to the severe weather often seen in the South.
According to NWS, tornadoes average 70 fatalities and 1,500 injuries per year in the US. Flash flooding 140 deaths. Winter weather averages fewer than 30 deaths per year.
Isn't the US south big on this Jeeves character or whatever his name was? And that Jebediah bearded guy just sitting on a cloud and sending some snakes to eat an apple or something? Nah, I wouldn't like to live in those kind of places.
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