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Location: west virginia | man why y'all gtta brag cause of the warmth I've got to delievery news papers in this stuff.lol. im kidding bout bragging wish it wash warm here tho |
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Location: Isle of Man, UK | Just hit 2DegC (that's about 36 in F) over here.
Lovely crisp and bright spring morning. Almost worth getting out of bed and coming to work to see it.
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Location: Cicero, NY | 18 below (wind chill) and expecting 2 feet of snow by dinner time. Good news is it's supposed to get to 8 around 3:00.
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by Weaser P:
18 below (wind chill) and expecting 2 feet of snow by dinner time. Good news is it's supposed to get to 8 around 3:00.
Shoot me now. Thank You for the reminder of one of the reasons my wife and I moved from upstate NY to Tennessee.
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| 15 degrees in Mt. City, Tenn this morning, don't know the wind-chill...we're looking at single digits tonight..but that's nothin' compared to Minnesota... |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | C'mon - is that all you got???
Temperature. . . negative 19 F (-19)
Wind Chill . . . negative 40 F (-40)
Just threw a cup of water in the air - it froze before it hit the ground. |
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Location: Tennessee | It's supposed to be 85 and sunny here in LA today. |
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Location: East Tennessee | The ads on TV say that the cheese in California comes from "Happy Cows".  |
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Location: SoCal | that should read "Stoned Cows"...... |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | or ... "Surgically Enhanced" Cows |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Sorry, they have been let go.
They have been replaced by the "Vaca Alegres".
The cost savings is significant but some of the "Low rider" models are a little tough to milk...
The Silicone Valley "Valley Cows" were way too high maintenence. |
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Location: Tennessee | Originally posted by Gospel Guitar Guy:
The ads on TV say that the cheese in California comes from "Happy Cows". Political correctness dictates you call them Gay Cows or Alternative Lifestyle Cows.
Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
that should read "Stoned Cows"...... That's from grazing Mendocino grass, man. |
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Location: Tennessee | Originally posted by Jeff W.:
or ... "Surgically Enhanced" Cows These would be udderly amazing Bessies. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Originally posted by Stonebobbo:
Political correctness dictates you call them Gay Cows or Alternative Lifestyle Cows. Would those be the same cows that produce soy milk? |
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Location: Upper Left USA | vs. the "Jersey" cows with their "Oi" milk. Very kosher!
Let's see, who's left? |
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Location: Tennessee | We also have the surfer cows. They're called Cowabungas ...
Seriously ... they produce milk ...
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Location: USA | 14 here today...feels like - 2
Who wants some groundhog meat...6 more weeks |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Now, if we were to read this Topic Title with a slightly different emphasis... something like:
Whats The Temperature In Your Area?
We get a whole nuth'r set of responses... |
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Location: closely held secret | 98.6, baby. |
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Location: west virginia | 10 degrees feels like 3 below um yea when is spring coming to cold |
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Location: Las Vegas | Global warming will eventually bring about an ice age. How it works is simple feedback... the polar ice caps melt, the jetstream snakes violently, sometimes coming from due south (heat waves) while in other parts of the US it comes from due north (getting arctic blasts while the rest of the country bakes; think of a sidewinder's path.) Temperate currents that moderate high latitude continents like Europe fail as the fresh water enters the ocean and kills the currents.
The oceans heat up even more by less ice reflecting the suns' heat into the atmosphere and soaking into the oceans to heat them; this makes for more evaporation, which makes for more precipitation (in the form of TONS of snow when the jetstream is snaking in from the due north).
Eventually, all that ice that used to be at the North Pole, in Antarctica, and in the Greenland ice sheet will melt, evaporate out of the ocean, and fall as snow as far south as the Rio Grande and the Meditteranean in Europe.
Every ice age was precipitated by a rapid increase in global warming. The ice ages that follow global warming are the earth's feedback mechanism to cool the earth and replensish the ice at the poles. Unfortunately, it always tips too far in the opposite direction until the same cycle can ocurr millenia later.
That's the real danger of global warming... what comes afterward, and as ice cores show, often within weeks. (Flash freezing of mammoths in Siberia with temperate undigested buttercup flowers in their bellies... flash frozen where they were eating, for hundreds of thousands of years.)
Bundle up!
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Location: SoCal | A hundred years ago, it was predicted that if things didn't change, NYC would be covered in horse sh!t due to all the animals there. 30 years ago, scientists were proclaiming that the world was going into a new ice age. Now it's global warming.
Don't believe all the so called "scientific" models about what's going to happen. They are guesses, nothing more, nothing less. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Tuesday, Feb 6, supposed to be in the 60's today in downtown Denver. The snow is finally melting a little, but still have over two feet in the front yard. |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | ...it was about 81dF in Southern California yesterday.... my almond tree has started to flower!!! yikes! |
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by Tim Chapman:
...it was about 81dF in Southern California yesterday.... Too warm for a hat. |
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Whats The Temperature In Your Area?
