WEATHER / CLIMATE
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San Diego weather link
by BS Man about Palms- 0 replies
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I see now that I can look up on line what I think is the the most accurate weather man locally..... The crazy cool John Coleman guy. From my earlier years racing where I watched the weather for weekends ALOT, I found him to be by far the most accurate. Anyhoo, heres a link. http://www.kusi.com/weather You can read his thoughts on the global warming issue if you look about.
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April 20 Solar Eclipse
by SeanK- 0 replies
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Anyone planning to be in western Oz through Indonesia next week will be treated to a hybrid solar eclipse.
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I saw some highlights of the first round of The British Open golf championship yesterday. The weather looked brutal for July. Highs were only in the 50's F. There was extreme wind, and of course some English rain. The event was at Royal Berkdale in Merseyside, England. Nineteen players with scores over 80. There were some big names in that group also. I love when the elements demonstrate our insignificance and challange our best atheletes during sports. Or even when weather influences other big events. I guess where I'm going with this is for people to think of some events where weather significantly affected the outcome of something important. A couple exam…
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oh beautiful rain in Laguna Hills!!
by Hammer- 0 replies
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Maybe some pics or video later. Just want to celebrate for a minute or two...
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I looked on Weather Underground on my computer and looked at the current temperatures map, and where it is warmer right now along the coast basically shows where the climate changes from "Mid Atlantic" to truly Southern.
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La Nina Gone Wild
by happ- 0 replies
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http://www2.ucar.edu/currents/atmospheric-river-runs-wild Attached is an article by University Corporation of Atmosphere Research in Boulder, Colorado. This winter, thus far, has not behaved in a way most La Nina's do [i.e. record cold in Florida, record rainfall in southern California\ Southwest U.S.]. Does it mean that the rest of winter [the solstice just started 2 days ago ] will be as "climatic" or will things settle down in a more traditional pattern of mild & dry weather from California to Florida? No one knows!
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Look out Tad Hurrican on your tail
by Ken Johnson- 0 replies
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Did you see the latest computerized path for the one just south of Cuba? http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/track...0894_model.html
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Just looked at the forecast synoptics for this week and on Thursday the north island of NZ looks like it will cop a very strong low that will just walk down the east coast of NZ and then as the system breaks up the rain will walk north from the south right up the west coast, but of course with less wind strength. It looks like a cyclone but that far south it likely will be a cold core storm system. Take care PT members in NZ over the next few days.
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Northern India - record cold 2019
by Bill H2DB- 0 replies
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Quite an event , and also impacting Bangladesh . https://www.latestly.com/india/news/winter-2019-delhi-records-coldest-day-in-december-in-last-119-years-cold-wave-tightens-grip-on-north-india-1437027.html
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The wet stuff...
by Silas_Sancona- 0 replies
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Well, after a very dry and much warmer than average start to 18, looks as if the West/ Southwest is in for a bit of a pattern change. How long or brief? We'll see but anything is welcomed, esp throughout S. CA and AZ. While there has been a bit of hymn and haw back east regarding the weather pattern sparing the west much of the brutal cold everyone else has been enduring, keep in mind it isn't all rosy glasses in t-shirts here either. While the recent stretch in the 70s and 80s (in a few spots) this time of year is obviously great for people and plants, there's an unfavorable side to the coin. Keep in mind that alot of our water going forward comes from winter…
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New Look at Wai`anae Rainfall
by Wai`anae Steve- 0 replies
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Aloha. Did some math today and up dated my chart. Looks like another dry month ahead unless 2006 repeats itself. This is a good thing for me. I should be able to keep up w/the weeds and even clear more space. Wai`anae Steve
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Abrupt Climate Change
by amazondk- 0 replies
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While continuing my investigation of climate change I came upon this site from NOAA NOAA Abrupt Climate Change. It is quite educational. dk
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Gloomy South West US Predictions
by Scott- 0 replies
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The AP had this story, and we tend to hear quite a bit about it. Do you think it's alot of political/ News Media hype? Or do you think it's real? Scientists Predict Southwest Mega-Drought Added: Apr 8th, 2007 1:42 PM Climate models indicate region will be as dry as Dust Bowl for decades The Associated Press WASHINGTON - Changing climate will mean increasing drought in the American Southwest — a region where water already is in tight supply — according to a new study. “The bottom line message for the average person and also for the states and federal government is that they’d better start planning for a Southwest region in which the water resources are increa…
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