According to a CNN report, nearly 75% of the contiguous US is covered with snow today. The only states with zero snow are Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
There are also reports that temps in Texas today are actually lower than temps in Alaska.
I had an employee on my team call in today because he lives in Texas and currently has no power. There is another consultant I used to work with who lives in Houston, and he hasn't had power since 3 AM yesterday.
It's times like these when I'm happy to live in Arizona. Sure, the oven gets turned on during the summer months, but today it will be sunny and a high of 68.
I made a rare exception to look at the news today to figure out what's happening, and already I see the stories popping up of climate change activists going head-to-head with climate deniers. Never let a tragedy go to waste as they say.
Why isn't the state of Texas more prepared? It would be like Arizona suddenly plunged into freezing temperatures with ice and snow. Our infrastructure, like the infrastructure in Texas, is designed to handle the heat of the summer. Good planning does not account for these once-in-a-generation events. The hits just keep on coming, and some people just can't catch a break.
There are also reports that temps in Texas today are actually lower than temps in Alaska.
I had an employee on my team call in today because he lives in Texas and currently has no power. There is another consultant I used to work with who lives in Houston, and he hasn't had power since 3 AM yesterday.
It's times like these when I'm happy to live in Arizona. Sure, the oven gets turned on during the summer months, but today it will be sunny and a high of 68.
I made a rare exception to look at the news today to figure out what's happening, and already I see the stories popping up of climate change activists going head-to-head with climate deniers. Never let a tragedy go to waste as they say.
Why isn't the state of Texas more prepared? It would be like Arizona suddenly plunged into freezing temperatures with ice and snow. Our infrastructure, like the infrastructure in Texas, is designed to handle the heat of the summer. Good planning does not account for these once-in-a-generation events. The hits just keep on coming, and some people just can't catch a break.
Is that a typo? Good planning does not?