California's big storm

... mph. It apparently brings moisture scavanged from Japan's recent typhoon, and is thus a warm storm rather than one to bring ski-snow to the mountains I'll let you know if the weatherfolk's histrionics proves deserved. Though our dirt here is very dry and thirsty they are still concerned for flooding and (perhaps more deservedly) landslides. Meanwhile--this SAME FRONT is expected to blow across ...

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According to the Weatherfolk

... use up the natural gas ... or whatever other fuel a furnace might use. But the bottom didn't actually drop out. If the temps next week are as forecast, the bottom won't drop out next week, either. Weatherfolk just gotta make you dread what's coming. It's their job. Nice day today? Might lead to tornadoes tonight. Too warm to snow? Maybe an ice storm on the way. It's always somethin'. I think, ...

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Skeptics Score at Climate Change Conference

... told us 'way back when, "you don't need a Weatherman to see which way the winds are blowing." That's not metaphorical. Apparently they meant it literally, and now we don't need any weatherfolk at all, because the winds are always blowing the same way. This is like those mythic battles between the gods and the demons, where both sides are always shape-changing. The eco-props have figured out ...

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matociquala: short attention span theatre

... fiction anymore! # 13:34 @ wilw *hyperventilates* # 13:37 @ wilw I'm just saying. I'd pay to see Doctor Manhattan's Junk. # 14:44 #snowpocalypse So where IS my snowpocalypse, mmm weatherfolk? # 14:48 @ rikibeth You know, if they keep moving it, I dunno how we can be expected to take it seriously. # 16:47 @ warrenellis Damn, now I need to get blind drunk and spit ...

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Snowpocalypse Now?

The weatherfolk have been predicting "the first big snow of the season" for several days now. The latest predictions were for around ten inches or so of relatively fluffy snow between now and Saturday morning, followed by flurries, followed by another "weather event" on Sunday. The first flakes started falling a few minutes ago. It's already up to what I'd call steady light snow. Definitely a ...

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