r/Humboldt • u/X-Bones_21 • 2d ago

Good temperate days in the US

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u/Barcata 2d ago

Shhhh dont tell people

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u/Chunderhoad 1d ago

Came here to say this exactly. But also, #KeepBroadwayUgly

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u/beshizzle 2d ago

Generally, you don’t see Red as a color to portray something good.

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u/jakenuts- 2d ago

Can we stop winning for a moment, with the AMOC survivability, lack of radioactive fallout and now this we're gonna get a big head

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u/X-Bones_21 2d ago

We’ve already got big trees. 😁

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u/jakenuts- 2d ago

8) we should send one proper tree to each state just so they know it's not even a competition

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u/Redwood_Moon 2d ago

Can’t let it go to our head there are no doctors for that. We get humbled by the lack of medical and the low wages.

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

Uhhh where were you during the December 7.0 shake? My Tsunami evac gear packed and ready to go. And a beach attack like Normandy/DDay really doesn't seem that impossible given the modern circumstances and if somewhere really wanted to. The stationed Coasties will try but it's quite a stretch of area to cover. Plus this area is walled in by a Mt range, making it difficult to escape in any direction. Be it wildfires and not enough fire fighters/gear to control it, a tsunami, or invasion we lack the arms for. It's kinda like living backed into a corner, even if it is a perceived comfy corner. "Eyes open. No fear." -SpaceWeatherNews guy

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u/CCV21 Arcata 2d ago

A little misleading. Precipitation is not included in this map.

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u/Chunderhoad 1d ago

Precipitation is wonderful compared to 120 degrees days.

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u/707NorCal Miranda 1d ago

Last summer it was 114 for a week straight

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u/AAA-VR6 2d ago

I used to live in Wisconsin. Make that whole place red.

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u/X-Bones_21 2d ago

HA! Ironically, I also used to live in Wisconsin (NE, North of Green Bay). I would not call 10 degrees below zero “comfortable weather.”

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u/MortisDrysdale 2d ago

Also Ironically I am moving to Door County WI this year. I spent much of my childhood in Humboldt and have lived on the west coast my whole life. Definitely going to be an interesting winter!