Interesting weather for the second week of February

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Temperatures in the low 80's, 35 mph winds, dry vegetation, high fire danger for several states. Red flag weather in Wyoming this time of year? LOL\

 
Temperatures in the low 80's, 35 mph winds, dry vegetation, high fire danger for several states. Red flag weather in Wyoming this time of year? LOL\

Yeah, it will be nice to get past the one of the coldest two-week spans on record.
 
I would say all these anti-American leftist (socialists/communists) at large pose a far greater risk to the world.
In fact, the threat difference is so stark it makes climate change trivia.
 
Temperatures in the low 80's, 35 mph winds, dry vegetation, high fire danger for several states. Red flag weather in Wyoming this time of year? LOL\

wind is pointless without fire, unless there is lightning in Feb then it's human error, not nature
CO and WY likely have snow on the ground, that would slow down any fire

maybe dipshits should stop throwing their smokes out the window and learn how to
put out their campfires.......problem solved
 
I would say all these anti-American leftist (socialists/communists) at large pose a far greater risk to the world.
In fact, the threat difference is so stark it makes climate change trivia.

I wish more people of real influence would home -in on the rapidly diminishing magnetic force field our planet is going through and the fast moving magnetic poles .
This is cyclical and has always ended in a massive disaster and near extinction .
Perhaps so called Climate Change was at least in part introduced to Deflect from this very area and subject . .
 
Temperatures in the low 80's, 35 mph winds, dry vegetation, high fire danger for several states. Red flag weather in Wyoming this time of year? LOL\


All been seen before ... did you bother looking at the data? ... my garden from last fall survived the winter and has begun producing again ... but this isn't the first time ... it's always worth trying ... (seed is cheap) ...

It was colder in Central Florida when we blew up Challenger ...

No hurricanes hitting the USA this year ... is this a trend towards fewer and less intense hurricanes? ... [giggle] ... not if we also look at 2024 ... Damn Trump and his Sharpie ...
 
Meteorological Spring (which is what I recognize as the start of Spring) is two weeks away. Temps will be in the 50s, looking at the extended end of February forecast here, and the Daytona 500 is on (currently under caution after a 20 car pile-up in the front).

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:thewave::thewave:
 
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I wish more people of real influence would home -in on the rapidly diminishing magnetic force field our planet is going through and the fast moving magnetic poles .
This is cyclical and has always ended in a massive disaster and near extinction .
Perhaps so called Climate Change was at least in part introduced to Deflect from this very area and subject . .
Magnetic pole shifts and changes in Earth’s magnetic field take thousands to millions of years to cycle. While the field does weaken and the poles move, there’s no evidence that this alone has caused mass extinctions in the past, or that it will trigger one imminently.
 


Returns to baseline as the water vapor from 24 volcanic eruption dissipates
 
The "DIRE RECORD WARMING" was due to a volcanic eruption that's now abating
That argument is factually backwards on the physics. Volcanic eruptions don’t cause record warming; they cause short-term cooling because they inject sulfate aerosols into the stratosphere that reflect sunlight back to space. That’s been directly observed after Pinatubo, El Chichon, Krakatoa, etc.

The recent warming coincided with the end of the cooling influence from aerosols plus an ongoing positive energy imbalance driven by greenhouse gases.
 
Sort of like clouds.
Clouds modulate short term energy flows. They can temporarily cool or warm certain regions, but they don’t change the underlying energy imbalance caused by greenhouse gases.
 
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