what climate?

Death and destruction in the wake of Ida - all across the northeast here in the United States. The storm's tail lashed out - all wild and heavy handed - bringing high floods and causing havoc late evening and early morning, on September 1 and 2. 

The Washington Time

Videos and photos of New York City - under siege and under water - caused wave after wave of surreal chills worldwide. Leaving us helpless and horrified as we watched in joined paralyzing fear. 

Washington Post coverage

violent upheavals

Born and raised in the tropical islands of the Pacific equator, wonder |wander | women love our fierce booming storms. Recalling wild weather, exposed to severe forces of nature, on a flat little island with nowhere to ran or hide.

Tropical Storm Isaias © Logan Cyrus/AFP

That Grrr! feeling of Lt. Dan - defiant as he cursed the heavens, up on a matchstick mast, lost in a vast ocean in the movie Forrest Gump. Puny human against the raw elements at the height of a sea tempest.

Since this corona pandemic isolated us all indoors, weather patterns have improved significantly with the lessening of our human footprint and intervention. Not enough to make a dent in climate change since we have been way too misbehaved before we were forced to, although this could not have been timelier.