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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 07:55 PM by Bkrmn
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I miss the days when a weather forecast consisted of what might come your way during the next two or three days. Making sure we put snow tires on our
vehicles for the winter months was our biggest worry, and if we had to go on an extended trip by car, a few extra blankets were brought along also. We
always seemed to arrive at our destinations no matter what nature threw at us and if the weather was bad, it just added to any conversation regarding
the trip. Unless of course you were a farmer, weather just didn't seem all that important and we simply accepted whatever came along. I now wonder
how many fun visits with relatives living a few hours or a day's drive away would have been missed if television weather forecasts were presented
back then with all the hype and dancing around in front of the cameras the way it is done today. In today's televised weather forecasts, one can see
almost as much action in five minutes as can be seen in three periods of hockey.
Just a few thoughts on weather, and if anyone happens to run into Al Gore, please ask him to package some of his 'GlobalWarming' and send it up
my way, since here in Northern Ontario it's now winter and just as darn cold as in winters past!
HAPPY NEW YEAR, EVERYONE!
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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 08:27 PM by Anonymous ATS
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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 08:30 PM by amfirst
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This is old. The effects of Global Warming will cause the little ice age, like back in the 1800s.
It has to do with the salinity of the ocean when the ice melts, which will slow down the Alantic conveyor belt, thus, causing an extremely cold
weather.
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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 08:32 PM by rezdog
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reply to post by Realtruth
Well I live in Canada. We are currently experiencing a White Christmas right across the country for the first time in forty years. Airports are
being shutdown on both coasts.
Very strange indeed.
Happy new year everyone.
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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 08:49 PM by tankthinker
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i live in toronto and the weather is particularily warm today
you can actually walk outside in a shirt and jeans and not be cold
and this only a few days after freezing blizzards swept through
this is very strange, unnatural (or maybe perfectly natural)
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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 08:52 PM by non-living
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No strange weather here,
but it's getting kind of hotter and hotter like an oven here on Guam.
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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 09:34 PM by spinkyboo
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There are more "allergies". There are burning eyes, and sore throats and constant stuffy noses, headaches and coughs and thick unrelenting mucus
that lasts much longer than it should and that appears time and time again.
I know 4 people who have never had respiratory issues that have gotten inhalers this year. 3 of them rushed to the hospital. This is clearly not
normal. Those who have these symptoms know that something is up.
There is a possibility that the planes in the sky that are causing false clouds that hide the sun SO much of the time (all over the planet) - might
have something to do with the petri dish that this planet has become. Imagine what a lovely place this makes for for fungus and yeast and
microorganisms to grow in. Add that with the excellent hosts our bodies are - especially the membranes in the sinus cavity and you have a recipe for
a growing illness. A petri dish in our noses and lungs so to speak.
There is something up with the weather -
and it isn't necessarily mother nature.
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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 09:41 PM by spaznational
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If global warming is real it would lead to the opening of previously intemperate lands for agriculture. It would be a great relief to mankind's
impending food crisis.
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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 09:47 PM by Logic616
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Originally posted by Bramble Iceshimmer
Al Gore is manipulating the weather to support his idea that global warming exists. It will get real cold for a long time soon.
[edit on 12/26/2008 by Bramble Iceshimmer]
On the contrary! It is Man-bear-pig that controls the weather! I'm super serial you guys...
Seriously though...what gives? This x-mas was warm and muggy in my neck of the woods. WWJD?
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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 09:53 PM by cognoscente
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The weather might seem quite strange. There are certainly many variables to keep track of. But not even one lifetime of observation can possibly
account for any irregularities in normal weather patterns. This thread can only possibly accomplish the propagation of the absurd notion that there
has been an effective paradigm shift in global weather conditions.
The main point here is that it's not often that over 100 people come together to discuss anything really. It's like having a Congress sized panel on
just about anything. If you talk long enough about some phenomenon, whether natural or man made, and if the subject tends to illicit but the basest of
primitive fears, you are sure to come to some rather strange, unrealistic conclusions.
But if I must contribute...
I live in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. The area surrounding my city is unique in that it is one of two or three Mediterranean climates in the
whole of the Americas. What's strange is that we received somewhere from 30-40 cm of snow. The average total snow fall for Victoria is approximately
7.8 cm. What's even stranger is that the mainland, around Vancouver, and even up in Whistler, prized for its perfect skiing conditions, received
absolutely none, zero, nadda, nishta.
But if you all really intend to examine everything along the short run, you should start to get used to some very wild and strange things.
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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 10:01 PM by survival
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i normally NEVER have allergies. I live in an altitude of about 6000ft in the rocky mountains USA, and the weather for our winter was very strange (no
snow, warm weather in november) up until mid november when i remember distinctly one day that a pack of military jets flew overhead the valley here
and left what seemed to be a chem trail.
Just in the past week we have gotten about 5 total feet of snow - things are in complete lockdown, water pipes freezing, cars dying etc.
AND - my allergies after those jets flew by went haywire... and i developed a type of influenza (this being very odd since i haven't been sick in
over a year).
I've been trying to stay inside... preparing for the journey ahead w/ supplies
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reply posted on 27-12-2008 @ 10:42 PM by footfall
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those "chem trails" as you call them, are really contrails, which is condensed water vapor from the exhaust of the engines. its a very common thing.
uncle sam is not out to cause your hay fever to go crazy, i promise
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reply posted on 28-12-2008 @ 06:47 AM by toochaos4u
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Eh I live in the South. The weather has always been schizophrenic so it is difficult to know what is normal. It's 70f one day and 20f the next. The
only thing is the pine trees are putting out that gunky yellow pollen which keeps me up at nights wheezing. That's ok though because I'm going to
cut those down and maybe plant an Oak or something.
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reply posted on 28-12-2008 @ 08:07 AM by tmpxvx
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a few days ago it was 8C in sweden gothenburg, sunny and 8C , i mean in december it never got that hot, we used to have -20 C .... today its like -1 C
..we havnt had colder than -6 during this winter....but like i said, 8C a few days ago in december, thats crazy!
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reply posted on 28-12-2008 @ 08:46 AM by Anonymous ATS
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Here in texas about 3 weeks ago... it was 80 degrees at noon.. and that same night we had sleet and snow.
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reply posted on 28-12-2008 @ 09:14 AM by nastalgik
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A friend of mine over in Kentucky told me that the weather was up in the 70's yesterday and will probably be in the 60's today. Weird considering it
was miserable a couple of days ago. In February it will get absolutely sh***y well...it should. In Jacksonville it is nice though. They have been
having the usual weather. Here in Palermo its been cold with rain and even more rain. I know that in Milan its been snowing and will continue for the
next week so besides Kentucky nothing seems out of place.
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reply posted on 28-12-2008 @ 10:57 AM by Amaxium
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I wonder if these dang Chemtrails are one major reason for blame of our beatiful allergy and illness related with the weather? #1, Germany has
already admitted that chemtrails do exist. Link Here
Another link here
Here is a thread dedicated to try and see a pattern of when chemtrail activity here in the US peaks
Link Here
Here is another site dedicated to chemtrails along with
supporting evidence they do exist here in the US.
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reply posted on 28-12-2008 @ 11:12 AM by iforget
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Originally posted by Realtruth
Southeast Michigan USA.
Ok, last week it was around 2 degrees F, very cold and windy. Snow up to our knees, coldest month on record up till yesterday.
Now it's the 26th of December, raining 39 degree F, but that's not the issue tomorrow it's getting into the 60's.
And now we are going to break high temp records as well, so we break both high and lows for one month. One extreme to the other.
WTF! is going on? Anyone else getting crazy weather patterns.
I wonder how long you've lived in SE Michigan? Extreme weather changes and temperature swings are just what we call weather around here, I thought.
I am sure I have heard an old saying about the weather here in Michigan, "if you don't like the weather today just wait until tomorrow."
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