As reports from across the
country and the globe pour in, meteorologists are confounded by what most as
starting to label the Storm of the Millennia. Reports ranging from tidal waves
to floods are coming in from every country. Freak blizzards are occurring only
a hundred miles from wind storms of biblical proportions. Most countries are
reporting record rains, which in just a matter of days have dropped more
moisture than some places see through entire seasons.
Doctor Donald Astorain, a
physicist from Harvard, spoke to the press today. “These phenomenon are unprecedented and
unexplained. We discover something that
should be impossible and is the most fantastic occurrence that anyone has ever
seen, only to have that topped by something more astounding an hour later.”
Ambassador Hanejnson, of the
United Nations, tone remained far more somber. “Already the death toll has surpassed
all the climatic disaster casualties that have occurred worldwide over the last
ten years and particularly with the flooding just starting, we can only expect
these numbers to multiply. This will not even be including their issues such as
the long recovery process, but the affects which will undoubtedly descend on billions
of people isolated without food and clean drinking water.”
Senator Blythe of California
spoke in front of the White House this morning. “Unlike most disasters where
aid can be received from the rest of the planet, in this case, all regions are
suffering problems of their own. No one can help each other for every corner of
the globe needs its own assistance.”
(You try to read further, but thunder crashes loud
enough to make you jerk. When you look back at your screen you see that it has
gone dead).
