Originally Posted by cdynaco

Extreme El Nino Winter 07/08



Extreme La Nina Winter 11 (so far...)

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Originally Posted by phiggs54 (Post 6209400)

CO ski areas really suffering from La Nina this season. Some are judt now opening and it is man made snow, really man made ice

Originally Posted by cdynaco (Post 6209355)

The dog's kennel is open during the day and evening but she won't go in her dog house as long as I'm still up - even in the snow and rain. I don't put her up until I feed horses which is usually 2-3a. Makes me feel guilty with her curled up under a tree getting soaked.
So I made Kellly Dawg an apartment in the wood shed. She is very happy with it. ;)

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Originally Posted by cdynaco (Post 6209408)

You're new. So I get to tell you my theory. (everybody scatters) :p Its because of the Japanese tsunami. Brought all that cold water to the surface across the entire Pacific in a matter of hours. So now the much colder surface temp has created a more extreme La Nina that pushed the jet stream way north. So even the NW is dry.

Previous to that, the Chilean tsunami (smaller than Japan but still swept the Pacific) last year abruptly ended the El Nino pattern mid winter - which is unusual. We were in the middle of a winter drought and 6-8 weeks after the quake, a more normal La Nina set in (which usually makes the NW wetter) and we almost caught up with our winter snowfall in about a month. You could see the chart spike.

So suck it algore! My V8 doesn't cause tsunami induced weather! And what happens in the Pacific affects the entire earth's weather.



:D

Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown

I don't. You can't get a butthole pregnant, trust me, I've tried.

Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs

I always get a laugh when a Yankee moves into our neighborhood and they hear that they might see a rattlesnake, copperhead, water moccasin, coral snake, scorpion, black widow, brown recluse, or tarantula. Then I tell them there is no such thing as a snake proof fence or a scorpion/black widow proof house.

Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown

Well if that is the measure, I guess that makes me a Yankee. But I don't see how, considering I'm the biggest redneck hillbilly you will ever meet. When you get this far east, the farther South you go (past I-10 that is), the more Yankee it gets. Florida might as well be next to Michigan with all of the Yankees that live down there.

Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown (Post 6209412)

And here we go........


:jester:

Originally Posted by cdynaco (Post 6209461)

deep in the hay bunker...

:ohsnap:

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Originally Posted by 08GTCandyApple (Post 6209411)

Awww, cute. My poor dog's hips are getting so bad. She's still limping from her ACL surgery last year on her left leg and she has put so much strain on the right trying to compensate, she is really paying for it. She's had problems with her hips for years and she is only eight

Originally Posted by cdynaco

You're new. So I get to tell you my theory. (everybody scatters) :p Its because of the Japanese tsunami. Brought all that cold water to the surface across the entire Pacific in a matter of hours. So now the much colder surface temp has created a more extreme La Nina that pushed the jet stream way north. So even the NW is dry.

Previous to that, the Chilean tsunami (smaller than Japan but still swept the Pacific) last year abruptly ended the El Nino pattern mid winter - which is unusual. We were in the middle of a winter drought and 6-8 weeks after the quake, a more normal La Nina set in (which usually makes the NW wetter) and we almost caught up with our winter snowfall in about a month. You could see the chart spike.

So suck it algore! My V8 doesn't cause tsunami induced weather! And what happens in the Pacific affects the entire earth's weather.

:D

Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown (Post 6209470)

So in the span of a few minutes, his barn burnt to the ground, his wife was seriously injured, and his truck was demolished. And lalayla thought she was having a bad day. http://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/sr...milies/lol.gif

Originally Posted by cdynaco (Post 6209474)

Too bad she went away. I miss that dog! :p He was a cool! :cool:


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Originally Posted by phiggs54 (Post 6209476)

I am a geophysicist by education. Not a lot of difference between that and meteorology. Your explanation is very plausible. Natures immeasurable forces are way greater than the puny *** effect that man thinks he contributes. How arrogant are we to think we can affect what God has created? Stupid liberals eco-DB's, they dont realize how insignificant they are in the grand scheme.

Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs (Post 6208741)

But wouldn't that include you?


I'll just go with anything north of I-20.

Originally Posted by StangMahn (Post 6209623)

I live in the city literally at the easternmost end of I-20. What does that make me?

Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs

Send me your exact location and I will get back to you. But honestly if you have to ask, chances are you're a Yankee. :p

Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown (Post 6209641)

I've been called a lot of **** in my day, but never a Yankee. (and I hesitate to capitalize it). :D