itfitzme
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In other words, ignore the reality of events, and just go on living in your alternative universe.
The reality is it's called the 100-year-flood for a reason.
100-year-flood: Boulder rainfall records swamped in dueling weather systems - Boulder Daily Camera
We're not interested in your religious beliefs, dude, or what you refer to as man made climate change.
The reality is that it doesn't mean or imply what you would like it to mean, that it is a naturally occuring, 100 year event.
Colorado Disaster: What Is a 100-Year Flood? | LiveScience
"100 year" simply means a 1% probability of occurance based on historical data.
Even the article linked says,
"We're getting away from using that terminology, because people tend to think that's the storm that happens every 100 years," said Robert Kimbrough, associate director of the USGS Colorado Water Science Center. "But really, it's the chance of it happening in any given year is one in 100."
That's what you think it means, eh? "people tend to think that's the storm that happens every 100 years,"
And, as the global mean temperature has increased, and global climate change is now a reality, this size of an event has a greater probability of occurance.