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lastlib

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6. Here in Missouri, I have been seeing stronger, more constant winds for at least three years.

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Tue Apr 15, 2025, 01:19 PM

Apr 15

I cannot recall in the past 60 years I've lived here that we've had anything sustained like it has been in the past three. I'm personally convinced it's climate change. FWIW.

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We have had strong winds most of the winter and I am curious of whether this relates to climate change [View all] question everything Apr 15 OP

Yes, more energy in the system means more wind Blues Heron Apr 15 #1

Thank you. question everything Apr 15 #2

That would seem to make sense. InAbLuEsTaTe Apr 15 #3

It's been crazy windy bamagal62 Apr 15 #4

Here in central Pa. gab13by13 Apr 15 #5

Here in Missouri, I have been seeing stronger, more constant winds for at least three years. lastlib Apr 15 #6