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mtgoat666
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Big rain forecast Dec 23-24. Watch out!
2 inches in san diego, and even more in Baja… 
Woke!
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
Prefered gender pronoun: the royal we
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JZ
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Time to go skiing.
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AKgringo
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The "atmospheric river" that passed over Grass Valley late in October dropped 10 inches in 24 hours! Parts of the Bear River drainage (where my
property is} got 12 inches.
The one that is here now won't have as much precipitation, but he snow level will be much lower. As much as eight feet is expected over Donner
Summit!
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
"Could do better if he tried!" Report card comments from most of my grade school teachers. Sadly, still true!
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David K
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Nature is in charge... no amount of taxes will change the climate.
We have only been documenting weather for about 150, which in no way can show the true 'normal' climate or weather... just patterns.
Every 5-10 years it is an extra wet year or two, following 5-10 extra dry years. Remember when all (or a lot of) the Hwy. 1 bridges were washed out?
2010-2011?
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Bob and Susan
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clear and sunny 78 degrees here
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JZ
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Lol, you just turned it into a 5 page thread once all the climate alarmists who think big government should play nursemaid to us all discover it.
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mtgoat666
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The scientific literacy of nomads is abysmal!
Woke!
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
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caj13
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Quote: Originally posted by David K  | Nature is in charge... no amount of taxes will change the climate.
We have only been documenting weather for about 150, which in no way can show the true 'normal' climate or weather... just patterns.
Every 5-10 years it is an extra wet year or two, following 5-10 extra dry years. Remember when all (or a lot of) the Hwy. 1 bridges were washed out?
2010-2011? |
David - it's clear you have absolutely NO Idea how climate science is done - how data are gathered, how it's analyzed, How models are built, how
they are proofed, the various types of models, how the data are validated - the sources of data, etc. you ought to consider stopping yourself
from publicly displaying your ignorance because of your political beliefs!
Humans have have undeniably changed the climate -= and they can change it the other way - its not a political argument - its science man - deal
with it!
[Edited on 12-22-2021 by caj13]
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baja Steve
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Goo thing we have climate changes. I would not like to be living in the ICE ages
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bajafreaks
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We are flying from Reno to Los Barriles on Christmas day so positive thoughts on the weather okay...
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AKgringo
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Good thing it is not on Christmas eve, that crazy old guy with the reindeer never sticks to a flight plan!
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
"Could do better if he tried!" Report card comments from most of my grade school teachers. Sadly, still true!
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John Harper
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Yes, he's got Rudolph, but not radar.
John
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John Harper
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Baja would be prime real estate, probably lush, green and well watered. A haven for life, as it struggles to survive, even today.
John
[Edited on 12-23-2021 by John Harper]
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John Harper
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Let's just hope we get some rain and snow. We sure need it. As native of Southern California, the fickle rains of winter and green hills of
springtime are our brief "seasons." Precious jewels of nature.
John
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Ateo
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I'm headed to the Sisters.........gonna be fun, especially with the dismal surf forecast.
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Barry A.
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | Nature is in charge... no amount of taxes will change the climate.
We have only been documenting weather for about 150, which in no way can show the true 'normal' climate or weather... just patterns.
Every 5-10 years it is an extra wet year or two, following 5-10 extra dry years. Remember when all (or a lot of) the Hwy. 1 bridges were washed out?
2010-2011? |
The 4-lane Interstate highway between San Diego and the Imperial Valley----1976 and '77 I think, poof, Interstate gone overnite, and almost took the
town of Ocatillo with it!!! Weather/Climate-------constantly changes----. It is what it is. I love it!!!
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David K
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That was '76 and Hurricane Kathleen (I think) flash flood. Took out the San Diego & Arizona Eastern Railroad line near Ocotillo, too.
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Barry A.
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Yep, right on David. I think it was Tropical Storm "Doreen" that came thru in "77 doing it's share of damage, tho not as bad as "Kathleen".
Exciting times, for sure.
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David K
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You know what I realize, Barry? The older we get, the more 'weather' we experience and the less unusual these extremes in weather become. In fact,
periodic extremes in weather seem to be a normal thing!
Merry Christmas!
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BajaMama
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| Quote: Originally posted by John Harper | Let's just hope we get some rain and snow. We sure need it. As native of Southern California, the fickle rains of winter and green hills of
springtime are our brief "seasons." Precious jewels of nature.
John |
Finally getting some good rain and snow in NorCal. October was a good start, the hills are a deep emerald green (last year was dismal). 10-12 feet
of snow predicted in the upper Sierras, yay. Fingers crossed it keeps up.
We are driving to and from Reno next week, should be exciting going over the pass.
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