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You’re saying per capita increase in incidents is the same in Colorado or Nebraska or Minnesota as it is in Florida and California? Can you provide the data you
by constantly 3y ago
You’re saying per capita increase in incidents is the same in Colorado or Nebraska or Minnesota as it is in Florida and California? Can you provide the data you used to reach this conclusion to back up this statement that seems absurd on its face?
- pwthornton 3y agoI don't think that data exists. I grew up in Ohio and go back several times a year. There has been no major change in incidents. Winter is a bit warmer now, and there is more rain/freezing rain than there used to be (from days in the winter when it is too warm for snow). It is becoming less likely that Lake Erie will freeze over, which means more lake effect snow later in the season. But overall, it's not a state getting hit with massive droughts or natural disasters. Many states are like this.