reply to post by asmeone2
Sorry, I may have missed the point?
Is it snow or is it something that isnt snow?
What is this white stuff coming from the sky? (or: it's snowing in TX), page 1
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reply posted on 15-12-2008 @ 07:13 PM by asmeone2
reply to post by OzWeatherman
It was a humorous title because it is very rare to have snow here.
In the USA we joke that it snows so rarely that people from Texas would go, "What is this stuff?" when it actually does fall or they travel north.
I wanted to pass on the information to contribute to the other threads lately showing weather trends and events that go against the global warming theory.
It was a humorous title because it is very rare to have snow here.
In the USA we joke that it snows so rarely that people from Texas would go, "What is this stuff?" when it actually does fall or they travel north.
I wanted to pass on the information to contribute to the other threads lately showing weather trends and events that go against the global warming theory.
reply posted on 15-12-2008 @ 07:15 PM by hoagy1199
reply to post by asmeone2
Great, here we go again. It snowed here last week and more predicted for tonight. I'm south of you, but it almost never snows here. 2004 is the last good one that we had.
Great, here we go again. It snowed here last week and more predicted for tonight. I'm south of you, but it almost never snows here. 2004 is the last good one that we had.
reply posted on 15-12-2008 @ 07:16 PM by peacejet
Actually, this has nothing to do with global warming, this is a temporary cooling effect caused by the change of current in the pacific, called, el
nino.
www.pmel.noaa.gov...
It must be said that there is still plenty of social utility in predicting the evolution of an El Niño after it starts, since that gives 6 months or so warning before the effects come to the US. For instance, a fairly weak El Niño started earlier this year, and that enables forecasters to predict that the coming winter is likely to be warmer than normal across the northern states, and wetter than normal along the Gulf Coast.
www.pmel.noaa.gov...
reply posted on 15-12-2008 @ 07:16 PM by asmeone2
Originally posted by hoagy1199
reply to post by asmeone2
Great, here we go again. It snowed here last week and more predicted for tonight. I'm south of you, but it almost never snows here. 2004 is the last good one that we had.
I do not want to be on the roads tomorrow.
I have already heard that I20 is shut down due to ice.
Edit: No bull, more snow in Houston? Who'd a thunk?
[edit on 15-12-2008 by asmeone2]
reply posted on 15-12-2008 @ 07:17 PM by asmeone2
reply to post by peacejet
Interesting, I remember how El Nino used to get quite a bit of air time, but suddenly did not, I always wondered if it had just gone dormant or the MSM had moved on.
Interesting, I remember how El Nino used to get quite a bit of air time, but suddenly did not, I always wondered if it had just gone dormant or the MSM had moved on.
reply posted on 15-12-2008 @ 07:19 PM by hoagy1199
reply to post by asmeone2
It's supposed to be north Harris co that gets hit down here. I'll be happy to write you a Rx to stay home from work tomorrow if you would like.
It's supposed to be north Harris co that gets hit down here. I'll be happy to write you a Rx to stay home from work tomorrow if you would like.
reply posted on 15-12-2008 @ 07:21 PM by asmeone2
Originally posted by hoagy1199
reply to post by asmeone2
It's supposed to be north Harris co that gets hit down here. I'll be happy to write you a Rx to stay home from work tomorrow if you would like.
No no, better save that for the bad drivers who will suddenly come out of the woodwork...
reply posted on 15-12-2008 @ 07:24 PM by OzWeatherman
Originally posted by asmeone2
reply to post by peacejet
Interesting, I remember how El Nino used to get quite a bit of air time, but suddenly did not, I always wondered if it had just gone dormant or the MSM had moved on.
El Nino doesnt go dormant, it actually "oscillates" (circulates). You can get one of three periods of climate, El Nino, La Nina (which is opposite of El Nino, usually wetter and cooler weather) or a neutral year which usually results in more average weather
en.wikipedia.org...
reply posted on 15-12-2008 @ 07:24 PM by hoagy1199
Originally posted by asmeone2
Originally posted by hoagy1199
reply to post by asmeone2
It's supposed to be north Harris co that gets hit down here. I'll be happy to write you a Rx to stay home from work tomorrow if you would like.
No no, better save that for the bad drivers who will suddenly come out of the woodwork...
Usually that's flood waters here, Metro seems to think that a BUS is a SUB. Good luck to you
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