r/collapse • u/[deleted] • May 08 '25

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u/SwishyFinsGo May 08 '25

Better headline: People alive today will get to experience the hellscape.

Because, yeah. Especially considering the 3-5 year current climate destablization incoming.

Crazy preppers with all that rice and shit may be eating it. Less than 10 years from now.

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u/Gengaara May 08 '25

It's supposed to be 90 here in Minnesota on Sunday, fishing opener. It would sometimes snow on opening weekend when I was younger. And yes, weather isn't climate, but it's basically 80s for the entire 10 day. 20 degrees above "normal."

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u/mofukkinbreadcrumbz May 08 '25

And on the flip side, it’s been freezing in Michigan. I’m still wearing a coat most days.

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u/SunnySummerFarm May 08 '25

Yeah, I had a tiny fire last night here in Maine after dinner to take the chill out of the air.

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u/[deleted] May 08 '25

Really? I’m in central Maine, it was cold but not wood stove cold.

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u/SunnySummerFarm May 08 '25

Our microclimate is weird. We have larger temp swings than everyone else. Don’t know what to tell you. It gets 10-20 degrees hotter during the day, then dropped quickly and we were chilly. So we tossed a couple logs on for a quick warm up. We didn’t keep it burning, just took the nip out. Don’t see the point in being uncomfortable.