Who is affected, by DROUGHT?

[bobgnote]

Those were some bad meds, poobutt. BAD meds. Don't eat those fuckers, ever again.

 

[Unkotare]

 

[bobgnote]

So Punko! Do you make your doggie ride, on top of the family car? Just asking . . .

 

[skookerasbil]

Polar Bear bro........welcome back!!! Where ya been?

This place has been nothing less than a hoot since you were last on.......couple of real nuts have joined. One who just may well be related to the Joker. See if you cant figure out who they are!!!! And to a person........the k00ks are reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeal angry at the moment. They see their whole world of glory collapsing on itself by the day..........straight into the shitter in another 3 months.


Cant wiat for next weeks economic numbers......................


Think this place is a hoot now??!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Unkotare]

So Punko! Do you make your doggie ride,[sic] on top of the family car? Just asking . . .

You can't manage to ask without butchering another sentence, I see.

 

[Old Rocks]

Now Bi-Polar, the subject is the ongoing drought in the Mid-West and it's affects.

 

[bripat9643]

People out in the heatland............they've seen this a million times before, generation after generation. You'd think they'd be finding bodies out in the cornfields due to suicides but its only the environmental k00ks jumping off the local water towers.

Hmm! A lot of ice is melting, and the solar cycle is mild, so WTF is causing all the heat waves and drought, when we should be down a degree, like Alaska?

People out in the "heatland," up the middle of North America are going to get some MORE of whatever. If they get heat, they will get too much. If they get fresh water, they will get too much.

But over in suck-territory, the sea is going to do some funny tricks. I wonder if you'll have to wait, for another La Nina, for something to wash ashore, suck?

More heat, more disparity in pressure zones, more frequent and powerful the storms. More hurricanes, more tornados, more flooding in some areas as depicts hit others

Can't wait to see Red States continue to vote against global warming initiatives

"More disparity in pressure zones?" What the heck is "disparity," and where are these "pressure zones?" Doesn't every square inch of the Earth experience pressure from the atmosphere?

You just proved you're a boob who doesn't know jack about science.

 

[bripat9643]

I've never seen so much rain this time of the year in the western part of Va in more than 20 years. The farmers should make a killing with the great corn crop.

"I've never seen" is how a scientific ignoramus begins a sentence that proves he doesn't know jack about science.

 

[Old Rocks]

I've never seen so much rain this time of the year in the western part of Va in more than 20 years. The farmers should make a killing with the great corn crop.

"I've never seen" is how a scientific ignoramus begins a sentence that proves he doesn't know jack about science.

LOL

 

[bobgnote]

Buttpunk the DDD-asshole won't even look out the window, for science.

 

[polarbear]

More heat, more disparity in pressure zones, more frequent and powerful the storms. More hurricanes, more tornados, more flooding in some areas as depicts hit others

Can't wait to see Red States continue to vote against global warming initiatives

How sad that you're rooting for the crops to fail in red states....

Dumb fuck. No one is rooting for that. But that is what is happening. And by past experiance, it should not be happening. We should not be getting this kind of heat on a the tail of a La Nina, with the Enso still in neutral territory.

And of course that doesn`t have anything to do with it.?..:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONh1EhOUu58"]Solar Flare - YouTube[/ame]

We had several just like this one within the last 30 days.
Solar flare - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

sudden brightening observed over the Sun's surface or the solar limb, which is interpreted as a large energy release of up to 6 × 1025 joules of energy (about a sixth of the total energy output of the Sun each second or 160,000,000,000 megatons of TNT equivalent, over 25,000 times more energy than released from the impact of Comet Shoemaker–Levy 9 with Jupiter).
The number of photons at the higher energies can increase by up to 100 times or more within a few minutes due to a single flare, and can then last up to a day before returning to pre-flare levels.

But according to your oil lobby conspiracy theories that was written by oil lobby scientists and atmospheric swelling which increases the drag by 50% on satellites 300 miles above it ...that`s probably from the same diesel exhaust that falls later as black soot just at the right place & time for a enviro-photo-op on Greenland...and all that extra heat must be from the few "Trenberth Energy budget back radition photons".
No doubt you`ll be off right now and Google till you find one of your luna-tick.orgs and re-re-re-regurgitate it here.

 

[Old Rocks]

Now Bi-Polar, you have already proven what a misguided dumb fuck you are. 2011, a strong La Nina, and low solar activity and TSI. Yet is was still the ninth warmest on record. And the first four months of 2012 in a La Nina, presently still in a neutral ENSO, and yet June temps exceeded those of any month prior to 1997.

Both the Northwest and Northeast Passages almost open. Artic Ice tracking right on the 2007 line. Greenland establishing new records for warmth on a monthly basis. Record heat in many parts of the US with another drought related major crop loss. In the last three years, extreme weather events have hit one or two breadbaskets every year. And this is many years before the storms predicted by Hansen. Seems our Grandchildren's storms may arrive in our lifespans.

 

[FireFly]

Today's USDA weekly crop progress report shows another 2% deterioration of soybean & corn crops this week due to hot dry weather.