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Originally posted by UM_Gazz
I do not want to scare anyone here but I had to share this with you as it would be wrong not to.
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Where is the data on current anomalies???
Originally posted by Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
Rain in the pacific Northwest is not odd at all, its pretty normal. The wierd thing is the lack of it. We have been havbing consecutively dry summers, abnormally so, and less than normal winters. Yesterday it got pretty hot, though it said it was only 75 degrees, then clouds started forming. Thats not unusual, but before that, ge4nerally, warmer than normal and drier than norm weather. When I was flying back from manchester last sunday, as we flew over the US, I swear, I could see nothing the entire trip after we left the east coast, just 5 hours of flying over nonstop clouds.
Originally posted by UM_Gazz
With the exception of only the southwest U.S.A. most of the nation will see rain today. In what seems to be an unusual weather pattern these storms seem to be covering most of the continental U.S.A. Perhaps a normal and natural cause or is there something else going on here...