jc456
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and you haven't given one piece...one iota of evidence that a fire in a forest is due to drought. None, nadda, zip, zero. So what is your point about? ain't el nino it's fire and you got nothing.jc, were you not such an ignorant sucker, you would know that El Nino's normally bring drier and warmer weather to the Pacific Northwest. And that this years record El Nino has brought record heat and drought to the Pacific Northwest.what a nice colorful map. What is it to show me? Will it give me the amount of brush was in a forest? Don't think so, don't see any. Dude, you have a real big problem. You never have anything of quality to post. This is pure horse manure and has nothing to do with el nino as is the op. So what is it you think you've just proven? How much of a pure ass you are? Well done, you succeeded.U.S. Drought Monitor | U.S. Drought Portalhahahahaha, sir the deflection of your post is trivial. The fact is, there are many explanations on why the area under fire has burned, and it has nothing at all to do with drought or CO2. so go look in the mirror and flip yourself off.Hmmmmmm............... A drought over the whole west, with the fires being measured in 100's of square miles, but no changes over land. jc, you are one stupid laddie.matts not a true liberal though. he confuses me at times in here. Just when I think he's liberal, he comes up with a comment that actually makes sense. He isn't actually wrong at this time, he is purely playing a card and hoping it doesn't get trumped. And in his defense he never once has blamed CO2 as he pointed out. However, he loses me when he writes things that get into extremes, it will be so hot or warmest or something like that.
The fact is, there is no weather changes over land, and by now if the el nino was going to happen, the arctic flow should have stopped, and it hasn't. So, until that happens, I'm holding my cards. Chicago just had another cool summer and isn't indicative of el nino patterns here.
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This, along with high winds, could not possibly have anything to do with the fires. Right?