/sci/ - Science & Math

wat?
weather seems fine here.

>>3311981

Calm weather here too. A bit chilly.

Sometimes when hurricanes make cars fly into buildings they go very far but I don't think they go a hole hour flying into houses and break them, so no, not everyone wiithin a hour of where they're living is affected by a natural disaster, although not everyone is unafected.

i did not ask about the weather, its nice where im at too, but everythings flooded out or not to far over there having fires, and theres a bigger percent of tornados happining. research natural disasters in your area and report back in.

>>3312027
how about you search 'natural disasters in england' then report back
seriously we're unaffected here

>>3312027 Reporting in.I discovered an earthquake living in my basement. He's pretty quiet and not bothering anyone today. He asked if I was an engineer and I told him no.

>>3312060
i can confirm this.

>>3312067
where do you live EK?

>>3312067
oh, pic unrelated. but it came to mind.

About a month ago half of a town of about 6000 burned down near here.

In before "It's the apocalypse" or "Mother nature is fighting back"

>>3312075
england

I live in Southern California.


there are no wildfires (there has been a fuck ton of rain in the past several months, not a chance of forest fires).

there are no earthquakes

there are no tsunamis

there are no meteors

there are no giant monsters

there are no tornadoes

there are no typhoons.


what else should I tick of the list OP?

unless you count liverpool there are no natural disasters here in the uk

>>3312081
*sigh*

>within an hour

Kilometers or miles. Seriously, a hour? WTF?

In America that could be 120km to 300km away.

>>3312085
>no earthquakes

dude what the fuck you live on a fucking fault line

i even remember seeing a picture recently showing that california had a fuck ton of small earthquakes

>>3312085
>there are no wildfires
>there are no earthquakes