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Anonymous ID: 9243ca Aug. 29, 2021, 9:34 p.m. No.14489875   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9905 >>9948

Buckle up.

 

Multiple Explosions Reported on Sun’s Surface; Blasts of Energy Head Towards Earth: Watch for G1 Geomagnetic Storm Sunday/Monday

 

Unlike a wave of water in the sense of a traditional tsunami, a solar tsunami is a wave of hot plasma and magnetism   roughly 62,000 miles tall which races through the solar system at speeds of around 560,000 mph.

 

https://weatherboy.com/multiple-explosions-reported-on-suns-surface-blasts-of-energy-head-towards-earth-watch-for-g1-geomagnetic-storm-sunday-monday/

Anonymous ID: 9243ca Aug. 29, 2021, 9:48 p.m. No.14489926   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0020 >>0075 >>0279 >>0301

>>14489907

It's to keep people from voting his ass out.

 

How will wildfire evacuees vote in Gavin Newsom recall election? Counties have back-up plans

 

Voters are getting their ballots in the mail for the recall election of Gov. Gavin Newsom this week as tens of thousands of Californians are displaced from their homes due to wildfires that are raging across Northern California.

Voters who have evacuated from their homes are left with the question of how can they can cast ballots. Ballots must be postmarked or dropped off no later than Sept. 14 in order to be counted.

The California Secretary of State’s Office maintains a fact sheet that discusses what displaced voters can do in the event that they are unable to get a ballot.

“We’ve had a lot of calls, a lot of emails,” O’Neill said.

O’Neill said that he and his staff have been out to evacuation sites, both formal and informal, to meet with residents and to offer them options when it comes to voting.

“We want the last thing that they ever have to think about to be, ‘How do I vote in this election?’” O’Neill said.

The registrar’s office has been disseminating fliers across the county, giving people choices on how they can get a ballot.

O’Neill said that mail is currently being held at the Diamond Springs post office for residents who have been evacuated, and they can collect their ballot there with proof of identification.

Alternatively, El Dorado County voters can send an email to vbm@edcgov.us to request a new ballot and one will be sent out in the mail to whatever address is given.

Where mail just isn’t an option, O’Neill said his office is there for them. The registrar’s office will be setting up in-person voting locations in areas affected in the coming days, with official vote centers set to open Sept. 4.

Finally, voters can call O’Neill’s office at 530-621-7480 and ask for a ballot.

 

“We’ll drive ballots to people if they call our office,” he said.

 

https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article253607263.html

Anonymous ID: 9243ca Aug. 29, 2021, 9:53 p.m. No.14489947   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9966

>>14489938

I can only imagine what you're going through anon…

 

Smoky Oklahoma skies the result of wildfires in western US, Canada

 

JORDAN GREEN | OKLAHOMAN | 5:00 am CDT August 5, 2021

 



 

'Time to be great': OSU's Tyler Lacy ready to boost defensive lin…

 

Smoky Oklahoma skies the result of wildfires in western US, Canada

 

JORDAN GREEN | OKLAHOMAN | 5:00 am CDT August 5, 2021

 

   

 



 

Erratic winds and thunderstorms may create dangerous conditions for firefighters in the Northwest.

 

ACCUWEATHER, ACCUWEATHER

 

If smoke gets in your eyes, you're not alone.

 

Smoke from wildfires in the western United States and Canada is clouding the Sooner State’s skies and reducing air quality.

 

Oklahoma City's air quality on Wednesday was rated unsafe for some people with respiratory problems, though most of the state had moderate air quality, according to the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality.

 

“The long duration of degraded air quality may affect especially those with cardiovascular or respiratory problems and other sensitive individuals,” the agency wrote in a post on its website.

 

Inhaling particles carried by smoke also can be harmful to children and the elderly.

 



 

'Time to be great': OSU's Tyler Lacy ready to boost defensive lin…

 

Smoky Oklahoma skies the result of wildfires in western US, Canada

 

JORDAN GREEN | OKLAHOMAN | 5:00 am CDT August 5, 2021

 

   

 



 

Erratic winds and thunderstorms may create dangerous conditions for firefighters in the Northwest.

 

ACCUWEATHER, ACCUWEATHER

 

If smoke gets in your eyes, you're not alone.

 

Smoke from wildfires in the western United States and Canada is clouding the Sooner State’s skies and reducing air quality.

 

Oklahoma City's air quality on Wednesday was rated unsafe for some people with respiratory problems, though most of the state had moderate air quality, according to the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality.

 

“The long duration of degraded air quality may affect especially those with cardiovascular or respiratory problems and other sensitive individuals,” the agency wrote in a post on its website.

 

Inhaling particles carried by smoke also can be harmful to children and the elderly.

 



 



 

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Wildfires sweep across northern California as record temperatures rage

 

The wind that comes sweeping down the plains in Oklahoma has carried in smoke particles from large wildfires in northern California, the Pacific Northwest and Canada for several days.

 

Jet streams have pushed cooler yet smokier air over the southern Great Plains, resulting in hazy, colorful sunrises and sunsets across the state — and breathing difficulty for some.

 

Kelly Martin, a retired teacher’s assistant in Ponca City, said the smoke has made being outdoors unpleasant.

 

“I had one day early this week when I had chest congestion from a 20-minute walk,” Martin said. “It was most likely from all that smoke.”

 

https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/2021/08/05/smoky-okies-how-wildfires-western-us-canada-clouding-skies/5486469001/

Anonymous ID: 9243ca Aug. 29, 2021, 10:21 p.m. No.14490042   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0048

>>14490032

Oklahoma doesn't follow Biden's rules. So yes.

 

Oklahoma House Passed Bill to Let State Declare Biden Executive Orders Unconstitutional

 

BY DANIEL VILLARREAL ON 3/02/21 AT 12:25 AM EST

 

The Oklahoma state House has passed a bill that would allow the state attorney general and legislature to declare federal laws and executive orders issued under Democratic President Joe Biden as unconstitutional.

 

https://www.newsweek.com/oklahoma-house-passed-bill-let-state-declare-biden-executive-orders-unconstitutional-1573048