Who got hit by weather?

In article ,
"Jim Macklin" wrote:

Some will shout GLOBAL WARMING, but it really just solar
variations. The whole solar system is getting measurably
hotter and the Mars Rovers are getting lots more solar power
than what was expected.

Actually, it is an El Nino. This year's formed later in the year, at the
end of August, which is what blunted the hurricane season.

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
ups.com...
I am baffled by the astonishment everyone shows when the storms
hit. It's winter in the Northern Latitudes. Is any of this a surprise?

*chuckle* Yep, the first big snow storm of the season always brings
out the breathless reporters and endless video of cars in the ditch.

We didn't get much snow (we don't, down in the valley here, but we broke a
record set in 1931 for cold, -6F.
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Matt
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Matthew W. Barrow
Site-Fill Homes, LLC.
Montrose, CO (MTJ)

Seattle area also got hit by snow and low temperatures, very unusual for this
area, following massive amounts of rain.

Just an inch or two on the roofs in my neighborhood on the south side of the
area, though...

http://www.wanttaja.com/sunrise_shadow.jpg

Ron Wanttaja

"Ron Wanttaja" wrote in message
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Seattle area also got hit by snow and low temperatures, very unusual for this
area, following massive amounts of rain.

Just an inch or two on the roofs in my neighborhood on the south side of the
area, though...

http://www.wanttaja.com/sunrise_shadow.jpg

That is a B-ea-utiful picture, Ron!
--
Jim in NC

"Ron Wanttaja" wrote in message ...
: Seattle area also got hit by snow and low temperatures, very unusual for this
: area, following massive amounts of rain.
:
: Just an inch or two on the roofs in my neighborhood on the south side of the
: area, though...
:
: http://www.wanttaja.com/sunrise_shadow.jpg
:
: Ron Wanttaja

Now that is a low pass!

On Sat, 02 Dec 2006 16:01:32 GMT, john smith wrote:
Anyone on the group weathered in by the storm that rolled up the eastern
US Friday?
How baddly did you get hit?

A 40 degree change in temperature from one day to the next... It makes
it even seem a bit like winter here... I actually had to switch from
shorts and a polo shirt to long pants and a polo shirt...

Makes you wonder how it affected those flying simulators, doesn't it?

On Dec 2, 11:01 am, john smith wrote:
Anyone on the group weathered in by the storm that rolled up the eastern
US Friday?
How baddly did you get hit?

"Tony" wrote
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Makes you wonder how it affected those flying simulators, doesn't it?

Really?

NO !!! g
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Jim in NC

"john smith" wrote in message
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Anyone on the group weathered in by the storm that rolled up the eastern
US Friday?
How baddly did you get hit?

45mph wind gust on my backyard wind meter, fastest I have had in 2 years of
owning it. Lots of trees uprooted, signs down, semis blown over, crazy.

"Darkwing" theducksmail"AT"yahoo.com wrote

45mph wind gust on my backyard wind meter, fastest I have had in 2 years of
owning it. Lots of trees uprooted, signs down, semis blown over, crazy.

Really? Where do you live?

A 45 mph gust in two years makes me think you live in a sheltered area, or your
meter is way off. A 45 MPH wind does not usually blow over semis, ect.
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Jim in NC