"Never before?"
"I see," Baker thought for a moment. "Wake up California and let them prepare for the wind, so as to reduce the disaster losses as much as possible. Our economy is very fragile now. Don’t let this strong wind blow down this big tree in California …"
"good"
Secretly got up and left.
Baker once again picked up the report to the level in the office alone.
I soon learned the latest situation for convenience.
Baker told him almost nothing, and then he got an answer.
"Yeah, yeah, I know. I can handle this."
Hang up. Baker took off his glasses to show his tired eyes and face. Now the situation is getting worse and worse.
Unbelievable. Things seem to be coming true.
He didn’t blame him too much. It is impossible for things to develop to this point without his acquiescence. The fact is that they are in the same boat.
"I’m scheduled to give an interview with the theme of debunking the lie of climate catastrophe."
……
Dear audience, we are now in New Delhi. You will not believe the sight here. It is snowing heavily. If you get to this place, you will definitely think it is Siberia.
"Now people must take good cold protection measures when traveling by road. No passers-by have been seen in this city. They have all entered the shelter.
It is said that some people didn’t want to stay there before, but after the heavy snow, they also lived in … "
Watch the news.
Heidland Meteorological Observation Center.
I always come here to watch the game when I am on duty. Dennis watched the news uncharacteristically.
And journalists are swinging in the streets of New Delhi, reporting to the audience with falling snowflakes.
"This is really abnormal," Dennis said in front of his mouth with his fist in his hand, and his voice was so low that only he could hear it.
Next to him, Professor Robertson slowly flipped through the information on the table with his eyes on. He turned his head. "Didn’t we already get the prediction result of the abnormal climate?"
"This heavy snow in New Delhi has been notified before."
Dennis said, "Yes, we received the notice, but I feel that it is still beyond my expectation. The duration and intensity of the snow are too scary … if we consider the location where it happened …"
That’s even scarier
Professor Rebeson calmly smiled and turned his eyes back to the information on the table. "Well, Liu and their published results will not go wrong. Now it is certain that there will be a spheroidizing climate disaster in the next horse."
"It would be nice for us to expect it not to be as predicted in the paper."
"It’s hard" Dennis shook his head.
"Are your families properly settled?" Suddenly next to another black assistant asked
Professor Rebeson said, "My son doesn’t really believe in that theory and his father’s professional level has never been very cooperative, but fortunately he finally moved in."
"What is it?"
"Who knows? Maybe because of gatling? "
When the professor talked about this, he laughed and couldn’t help but turn around and sit in a chair and imitate the posture of those exoskeleton soldiers. "Those soldiers’ equipment looks really scary. It’s much more sci-fi than those sci-fi equipment in the movie. It’s worthy of being parallel."
"I heard Liu once say that the meteorology of those soldiers was very developed. If we can establish a stable relationship later, maybe we will have the opportunity to go there for further study. There are such advanced theories everywhere …"
As he spoke, the professor patted the documents in front of him, which he copied from those materials made public by Liu Chunshi.
Dennis also laughed. "Don’t we have joined the mutual aid meeting now?" They also helped us complete the evacuation and relocation plan. We have to wait for a while. "
The black assistant wanted to say something else, but suddenly he saw that the brain screen seemed to be flashing.
He could see clearly and then narrowed his eyes …
This brain is connected to their observation center, and many meteorological buoys are put into the ocean. The data detected by those buoys will come back here at the first time.
That’s why they stayed here instead of taking refuge.