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  1. Just to remember, #HurricaneOtis made landfall as a Category 5 #hurricane on October 25, last year, while all models expected it to be at most Category 1.
    Otis devastated the resort city of #Acapulco leaving an estimated 350 casualties.

  2. Just to remember, #HurricaneOtis made landfall as a Category 5 #hurricane on October 25, last year, while all models expected it to be at most Category 1.
    Otis devastated the resort city of #Acapulco leaving an estimated 350 casualties.

  3. 😭😭😭😭

    #ImageOfTheDay

    3 weeks after #HurricaneOtis, #Acapulco 🇲🇽 is struggling to get back to normal

    The devastating 🌀 has not only affected infrastructure, but also vegetation

    The🌳have been wiped out, as shown in these #Sentinel2 images acquired before & after #Otis

  4. 😭😭😭😭

    #ImageOfTheDay

    3 weeks after #HurricaneOtis, #Acapulco 🇲🇽 is struggling to get back to normal

    The devastating 🌀 has not only affected infrastructure, but also vegetation

    The🌳have been wiped out, as shown in these #Sentinel2 images acquired before & after #Otis

  5. 😭😭😭😭

    #ImageOfTheDay

    3 weeks after #HurricaneOtis, #Acapulco 🇲🇽 is struggling to get back to normal

    The devastating 🌀 has not only affected infrastructure, but also vegetation

    The🌳have been wiped out, as shown in these #Sentinel2 images acquired before & after #Otis

  6. 😭😭😭😭

    #ImageOfTheDay

    3 weeks after #HurricaneOtis, #Acapulco 🇲🇽 is struggling to get back to normal

    The devastating 🌀 has not only affected infrastructure, but also vegetation

    The🌳have been wiped out, as shown in these #Sentinel2 images acquired before & after #Otis

  7. Documenting Hurricane Otis Relief Efforts in Acapulco, Mexico: special report from team member Fabiola, originally from Mexico, who returned to her home region to assist in relief efforts

    proofmode.org/blog/hurricane-o

    #proofmode #c2pa #mexico #acapulco #hurricaneotis #guardianproject
    #proof

  8. Documenting Hurricane Otis Relief Efforts in Acapulco, Mexico: special report from team member Fabiola, originally from Mexico, who returned to her home region to assist in relief efforts

    proofmode.org/blog/hurricane-o

    #proofmode #c2pa #mexico #acapulco #hurricaneotis #guardianproject
    #proof

  9. Documenting Hurricane Otis Relief Efforts in Acapulco, Mexico: special report from team member Fabiola, originally from Mexico, who returned to her home region to assist in relief efforts

    proofmode.org/blog/hurricane-o

    #proofmode #c2pa #mexico #acapulco #hurricaneotis #guardianproject
    #proof

  10. Documenting Hurricane Otis Relief Efforts in Acapulco, Mexico: special report from team member Fabiola, originally from Mexico, who returned to her home region to assist in relief efforts

    proofmode.org/blog/hurricane-o

    #proofmode #c2pa #mexico #acapulco #hurricaneotis #guardianproject
    #proof

  11. Goodbye Acapulco: 205 mph Winds destroy 80% of Infrastructure, do $18 bn of Damage in Climate Change Warning
    juancole.com/2023/11/acapulco-

    "Iván Cabrera at N+ reports that the megastorm destroyed 80% of the city’s infrastructure, leaving the inhabitants without light, electricity, communications or internet. Some 274,000 homes and 600 hotels were affected ..."

    #HurricaneOtis #Acapulco #ClimateCrisis

  12. Goodbye Acapulco: 205 mph Winds destroy 80% of Infrastructure, do $18 bn of Damage in Climate Change Warning
    juancole.com/2023/11/acapulco-

    "Iván Cabrera at N+ reports that the megastorm destroyed 80% of the city’s infrastructure, leaving the inhabitants without light, electricity, communications or internet. Some 274,000 homes and 600 hotels were affected ..."

    #HurricaneOtis #Acapulco #ClimateCrisis

  13. Goodbye Acapulco: 205 mph Winds destroy 80% of Infrastructure, do $18 bn of Damage in Climate Change Warning
    juancole.com/2023/11/acapulco-

    "Iván Cabrera at N+ reports that the megastorm destroyed 80% of the city’s infrastructure, leaving the inhabitants without light, electricity, communications or internet. Some 274,000 homes and 600 hotels were affected ..."

    #HurricaneOtis #Acapulco #ClimateCrisis

  14. Goodbye Acapulco: 205 mph Winds destroy 80% of Infrastructure, do $18 bn of Damage in Climate Change Warning
    juancole.com/2023/11/acapulco-

    "Iván Cabrera at N+ reports that the megastorm destroyed 80% of the city’s infrastructure, leaving the inhabitants without light, electricity, communications or internet. Some 274,000 homes and 600 hotels were affected ..."

    #HurricaneOtis #Acapulco #ClimateCrisis

  15. On the site formerly classified as avian, David Wallace-Wells wrote:

    "Acapulco is now in ruins from Hurricane Otis, the first category 5 hurricane ever to make landfall on the Pacific coast. A day before, no hurricane was even forecast or formal warning issued; Otis went from tropical storm to Cat 5 disaster in 18 hours."

    My response was this:

    We think just heat. Think instead energy, power, volatility, unpredictability, patterns breaking, records broken, intuitions violated.

    Climate snaps routine.
    We expect worse, yet change shocks.
    Change is worse than worse.

    That haiku/senryu was originally published at Mastodon [1], and has some accompanying notes that might help you better understand it, but the 'TL;DR' of it all is basically this:

    We think 'getting worse' means 'same but slower/pricier', harder but same-shaped, that jobs'll pay less but we'll be employed, that stores'll cost more but we'll still shop, that far-off lands'll suffer, but we'll still travel or see on net.

    Will we?

    Climate changes.

    [1] climatejustice.social/@kentpit

    #Climate #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #storm #HurricaneOtis #Acapulco