Flood Warnings/Evacuations for Brisbane Australia - Page 3
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Kiante
Australia7069 Posts
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jello_biafra
United Kingdom6633 Posts
Another video from the same town, pretty ridiculous stuff, good luck to all who live in the affected areas. | ||
vek
Australia936 Posts
http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR503.loop.shtml Looks like there just more rain on the way for now. | ||
Sarang
Australia2363 Posts
On January 11 2011 17:05 Swagga wrote: Holy crap. How come nothing exciting ever happens in canada There are nine people confirmed dead so far. You really want that to happen in your own country? Good luck to all those in the affected areas - here's hoping the whole thing abates soon, even if it does seem unlikely. >.< | ||
backtoback
Canada1276 Posts
On January 11 2011 17:05 Swagga wrote: Holy crap. How come nothing exciting ever happens in canada Canada has the least natural disasters compared to aussie,SEA,Asia, and USA.. We should be grateful Canada doesn't have floods,tsunamis,Hurricanes. Heck even snakes and poisonous animals! We have the least of everything but great cities | ||
Swagga
Canada49 Posts
On January 11 2011 17:39 backtoback wrote: Canada has the least natural disasters compared to aussie,SEA,Asia, and USA.. We should be grateful Canada doesn't have floods,tsunamis,Hurricanes. Heck even snakes and poisonous animals! We have the least of everything but great cities Ontario srsly has ZERO natural disaster. I remember back in grade 8, they said some hurricane MIGHT reach ontario and it just rained that day. The only natural disaster i evr went through was the time when it snowed a lot, then rained which caused everything to be slippery so the park became an ice rink but thats a boot it. | ||
backtoback
Canada1276 Posts
On January 11 2011 17:41 Swagga wrote: Ontario srsly has ZERO natural disaster. I remember back in grade 8, they said some hurricane MIGHT reach ontario and it just rained that day. The only natural disaster i evr went through was the time when it snowed a lot, then rained which caused everything to be slippery so the park became an ice rink but thats a boot it. Same with British Columbia. I heard that if there was a Tsunami, it would hit Vancouver Island. And the unstable plates california has is near.. Nothing happened so far in Vancouver except a major flood which happened 10 years ago. lol up to my knees | ||
Energies
Australia3225 Posts
On January 11 2011 15:55 MightyAtom wrote: Damn was going to Brisbane next week for a business trip before going to Melbourne... Good luck and be careful and be safe. Come join me, we can be stuck in the hotel emptying the mini bar together. Six more days until I fly out and see the sun again. | ||
Biggo
Australia185 Posts
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Spenguin
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Australia3316 Posts
On January 11 2011 17:13 jello_biafra wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-s41zc4cFtY&feature=related Another video from the same town, pretty ridiculous stuff, good luck to all who live in the affected areas. I just can't help but laugh at us when I saw this video. | ||
xiyuema
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Osmoses
Sweden5302 Posts
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superjoppe
Sweden3683 Posts
On January 11 2011 11:10 Meta wrote: Right, because human actions control the weather. Do we have a little denier of global warming in here? | ||
jello_biafra
United Kingdom6633 Posts
On January 11 2011 19:41 superjoppe wrote: Do we have a little denier of global warming in here? Even if humans are having some sort of effect that's causing climate change it's pretty much impossible to pin the blame for any particular event on us. Who the fuck knows whether these floods would have happened without human activity on this planet? | ||
ibutoss
Australia341 Posts
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Kiante
Australia7069 Posts
On January 11 2011 19:39 Osmoses wrote: OK, maybe this is perfectly normal for australians, but every second I was watching those youtube vids all I could think was that those onlookers needed to get the fuck out of there. There are already 10 confirmed deaths, you'd think they'd exercise a little more caution. The deaths came from a freak "super storm" that emptied onto the side of a mountainous town basically making an inland tidal wave that crashed down into a valley. Thats not whats happening to brisbane, we're just getting rising flood waters, not quite as viscious but gonna cause a shitload of damage | ||
superjoppe
Sweden3683 Posts
On January 11 2011 19:47 jello_biafra wrote: Even if humans are having some sort of effect that's causing climate change it's pretty much impossible to pin the blame for any particular event on us. Who the fuck knows whether these floods would have happened without human activity on this planet? Then, look at the big picture and pin the blame on the increased number of catastrophes and the increased temperature since the century we started disrupt the equilibrium of the carbon cycle. Looking at small incidents instead of trends is just ignorance. | ||
AceOfBlades
Australia42 Posts
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Legionnaire
Australia4514 Posts
The website has raised over 7million and rising. I am actually in charge of the Premiers Donation Appeal website, (as such we are in charge of that website listed above - although our one did crash under the load, and some devs put up a bare bones one - which is the link above) They had a telethon appeal on tv that was meant to last 2 hours on Sunday. It went for 3 and a half. Raised over 2 million through our application alone (and 6-8million for the night). That was prior to the toowoomba flash flood, and the flooding thats heading our way. I'm stocked up on water and supplies (i live right in the city near the botanical gardens, near the river). Apparently i'm going to be cut off from leaving the apartment (i live on the 8th floor) for 3 days due to the floods! Electricity is being taken offline tomorrow morning at 7am as the substation will be flooded. This could potentially be the biggest disaster and clean up bill in Australias history. I'm safe, but others have lost everything. Gl to all. | ||
Faraday
United States553 Posts
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