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  Jimi Spier, 1 Nov 2005 @ 10:37am

  
  

  There has to be a balance..

  This is the way that God, Mother Nature, Allah, or the Yeti controls the population of red necks in this country. Otherwise all those southern states would be overran with two headed flipper babies..

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  jesse, 1 Nov 2005 @ 10:47am

  
  

  Re: There has to be a balance..

  you idiot.

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  Andrew Strasser, 1 Nov 2005 @ 10:55am

  
  

  Weather control.

  There are many anomalies and there is hard evidence that we have technology much further advanced than anyone would make public. there are UN treaties against using this in times of combat. These are there because it is not that hard to build a satellite that can change the temperature of air slightly to move weather. This may seem insignificant, but if you go on the theory that the govt. is 50 yrs. ahead on their satellite studies than they've produced to the world. Then you could then by looking in the sky see that it shouldn't be very difficult to add a couple more. Though I am sure there are quite a few up there that do things you most liekly don't think about.

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  giafly, 1 Nov 2005 @ 10:57am

  
  

  Tackle Causes, not Symptoms

  Avoiding most so-called "natural disasters" is very simple - just plan ahead.
  1) Don't live in stupid places, like below sea level, on top of a mine, or right on the beach.
  2) In dangerous places, e.g. earthquake zones, enforce sensible building codes.
  3) Don't make weather-effects worse by cutting down forests or stopping flood plains from flooding.
  
  Weather is to be enjoyed, and if anyone tries to spoil it they'd better have very good insurance against lawsuits.

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  NonDeskript, 1 Nov 2005 @ 11:07am

  
  

  Re: Tackle Causes, not Symptoms

  WTF? Where do you NOT have bad weather in some form, be it tornados, flooding, earthquakes, blizzards, volcanos, drought, etc etc etc... Whereever that is, the cost of property must be through the roof...
  
  -NonDeskript

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  Anonymous Coward, 1 Nov 2005 @ 12:20pm

  
  

  Re: Tackle Causes, not Symptoms

  All around the Great Lakes. The only severe weather we get is snow. Yeah, its cold here for 3-4 months of the year. And, yeah, we get a good bit of snow. But, blizzards are about the easiest of the major natural disasters to cope with. Just, make sure that your roof is solid and drainage is adequate for the run-off.
  Never been a substantial earthquake around here. Hurricanes and the like are meaningless here. The occaisional tornado runs near here. But, there is a reason why tornados never hit major cities. See the original post for some insights there.

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  buter brea, 1 Nov 2005 @ 6:32pm

  
  

  Re: Tackle Causes, not Symptoms

  It's good that a man doesn't hold the weather in his own hands. (Frisian saying)

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  Joel, 2 Nov 2005 @ 3:02am

  
  

  Weather Control?

  Unless it's already happening...
  Moving Rita, and the US Weather Modification Bill

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  yo mama, 9 Mar 2009 @ 4:39pm

  
  

  Re: Weather Control?

  no shit

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  John, 3 Feb 2010 @ 6:49am

  
  

  Climate Change

  I think the question and debate behind climate change and controlling the weather is interesting and is only at the beginning. The recent copenhagen meeting demonstrated the importance that both big business and the general public are putting on climate change

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