Earth Gone Wild: 2014

reply to post by PlanetXisHERE


Great point!

I was going to respond saying pretty much the same.

You are right; we are on a trend where we are witnessing weather events from decades ago on a weekly basis, and all in one year. Everything is reported as being "historic"...the "historic" ice storm in December that crippled 3/4 of the country...this "historic" snow and ice that Georgia is getting...

Yeah, appears to be something wicked this way coming....

The 6th Polar Vortex is on it's way.

Winter has dealt D.C. two doses of snow the last two mornings, colder than normal temperatures, and it’s not done delivering. Forecast models are advertising a late week blast of arctic air, a touch of Saturday snow, and the potential for a major wintry mess late Sunday into early next week.

It remains colder than normal through Thursday, but the arctic floodgates open Friday, when temperatures plummet to about 25 degrees colder than normal.

Friday morning’s lows could reach the single digits in our colder suburbs, with teens through the region. Wind chills may drop to near zero.

And, as a bonus, Snow Squall in Canada


On a side note, my peach tree started blooming. Already has flowers.

In case you're wondering what's the dealy for March? They've already mapped it out. March 5 - 11