updated the topic title a little
I was wondering! Thanks!
…and hail the size of unusually large rodents.
The typhoon isn’t expected to reach Kobe until late Monday or early Tuesday, but we’re already getting strong winds.
Good luck for minimal damage!
A scientist working with Extinction Rebellion has a message for us all:
Mad Max is upon us.
Dangit, we like to swim when it’s hot!
Not good news:
More cheery news from Antarctica:
TIL scientists “recruit” seals to do research on the glacier, and that seals snore. 
I didn’t realize that the Thwaites glacier’s bedrock “inland” was well below sea level. Guess what happens as that gets filled with the “ridiculously hot” (1°C to 4°C) sea water flooding the area?
Placing this here, because of how this storm is being described (as well as more frequent and extreme events attributed to climate change):
This followed the last major hurricane to hit that area:
