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Posted by dgellow 15 hours ago

Super El Niño Keeps Growing as New Forecasts Reach Record Territory Ahead Winter(www.severe-weather.eu)
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dstanko 8 hours ago|
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Skinney 8 hours ago||
It only has to ask if the cookies are used for behaviour not relevant for the site (like specialized ads), so it probably doesn’t have to ask.
lucb1e 8 hours ago|||
You're unhappy this site doesn't track you and needs not beg for permission to do so? I can't see anything being stored in cookies, localStorage, or sessionStorage. Let us know if you find that it tracks people in another way that requires consent up front
hananova 8 hours ago|||
It doesn't set cookies so it doesn't have to ask.
tzs 7 hours ago||
It sets several cookies. Did you mean to say it doesn't set the kind of cookies for which permission is required?
giwook 7 hours ago|||
Okay Karen.
fragmede 7 hours ago||
The Internet police.
WarOnPrivacy 14 hours ago|
In the plus column, we've had a healthy rainy season in the SE US. And while storms seem to move slower than before, we're not yet overwhelmed by stall+flood events.
antonymoose 11 hours ago||
Have we? Most all of South Carolina is in a drought. We experienced an exceptionally dry Spring and have had good but not sufficient rains all summer.
camd32 11 hours ago||
Yeah and the west is so extremely dry.
mathgeek 10 hours ago|||
Has seemed pretty normal here in central Florida as far as rain goes.
WarOnPrivacy 7 hours ago||
> Has seemed pretty normal here in central Florida as far as rain goes.

We're defiantly in the rainy side of the scale. https://climatecenter.fsu.edu/products-services/data/statewi...

As for this seasons storms in WCFL, every week I see storms that barely move - often just sitting in place for an hour or more. It's a change from the historical lines that marched across the state.

bamboozled 10 hours ago|||
Come to Japan and say it
mapotofu 10 hours ago||
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