Beryl bears down on Texas, where it’s expected to hit Monday and regain hurricane strength
Texas residents told to expect power outages, flooding as Beryl moves closer to landfall
The White House said Sunday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency had sent emergency responders, search-and-rescue teams, bottled water, and other resources along the coast.
I get that they're helping to get votes...
I just hate how red states refuse to help Blue states.
And if there's a Republican president, feds won't help blue states.
Yet, Dems constantly bail out red states.
Give them help because it's the people that suffer, but give the state government a bill.
This isn't getting caught once with you pants down and learning the lesson, red states are actively fighting science and not taking the steps to prevent this shit in the future. And everyone else has to pay for them when we have our own problems.
And if there's a Republican president, feds won't help blue states.
Once Project 2025 does away with the NOAA and the NHC they won’t even be able to pre-stage assistance for red states…
Disasters are more fun when they're a surprise!
If you help the people, and then give the state the bill, you understand that it's still the people who will suffer, right? You've just changed when and how.
To pay it they have to raise taxes or cut services...
Something voters will feel, and make it more likely they vote out the current shit leadership.
I live in a red state, I know what I'm saying we do and there's a nonzero chance it happens to the state I live in...
Doesn't make it a bad plan. It means I've thought of the consequences long before making that social media comment.
You’re welcome for the heads up Texas. Enjoy it while it lasts…
I look forward to the SCOTUS case declaring NOAA doesn't have the legality to predict hurricane trajectories.
After all, if Congress wanted NOAA to project hurricane paths, they should create a law that lists every hurricane ever instead of relying on experts.
Project 2025’s call to dismantle NOAA by eliminating or privatizing key functions of the agency is the endgame of years of attempts by conservatives and right-wing media to attack the credibility of the agency and the veracity of the data it produces. It also illustrates that the conservative plan is not just to dismantle U.S. climate policy, but also to scrub the climate data that underpins it.
Mother Nature doing her best to wake the cowboys up to climate change, but alas, it is probably a futile effort.
You know what would be really stupid? If Texas had a bunch of power companies that didn't work together or connect to the national grid.
But that would be so incredibly stupid that I'm sure that's not the current situation at all.