New Weather West post on extreme (and likely record-breaking) western Canada and PacNW ridge/heat event, the likely subsequent wildfire outbreak, and the (modest) spillover of this heat into CA (including some potential surprises). #CAwx#CAwx#ORwx#WAwx https://t.co/e4NXvFm9hR
Five years after the Camp Fire, I wrote about what it was like covering the story of a lifetime. Here's a link from my local newspaper, the @ChicoER: https://t.co/twqQUCjN7f
"Humanize everything" 👏. Wonderfully pithy advice – a lodestar for all experience designers – from @Foolproof_UX's Ross Tulloch, in a new @TheDrum piece featuring 8 pieces of post-Covid advice from #CX experts 👇
https://t.co/I8dneZk4pY
#ExperienceDesign
@barkflight You know I love it when you give Chico a shoutout, @barkflight ! Woo! Butte County in the house! (Well, Seattle now, cause you know...#Fires)
Apparently, when you're used to Northern CA weather-drama and Butte Co. crisis moments, it gives you the super-power to shrug off Seattle's "Big Dark" and "Extra Wet". I honestly had barely noticed the lack of sunlight or this record-breaking "wettest fall on record".
I wanted to share some extra graphs today.
I decided to compare Santa Clara County (which had the first reported case of COVID in California, and was the first to enact any shut-down orders) and Butte County. Santa Clara County has roughly 10x the population of Butte County.