Posted by Greg Ochoa on August 13, 2008, 3:53 pm
Whew! We haven't had but three days over 75 degs. 14 days over 65
degs. Fairbanks is flooding with it raining everyday for weeks. I
haven't had one ride with just my tank top on and been wearing chaps for
warmth. The odd thing this weather brought out the black and brown bear
population resulting in lots of maulings in the Anchorage to Denali Park
region.All the great salmon fishing was two to three weeks late and the
giant Mat-Su Veggies ain't so big. I need some bike time in the lower 48.
Greg, Stella's better half.
02FLHTCUF
90FLHTCU
70BSA FBS
Posted by Steve Irving on August 13, 2008, 4:13 pm
Greg Ochoa wrote:
> Whew! We haven't had but three days over 75 degs. 14 days over 65
> degs. Fairbanks is flooding with it raining everyday for weeks. I
> haven't had one ride with just my tank top on and been wearing chaps for
> warmth. The odd thing this weather brought out the black and brown bear
> population resulting in lots of maulings in the Anchorage to Denali Park
> region.All the great salmon fishing was two to three weeks late and the
> giant Mat-Su Veggies ain't so big. I need some bike time in the lower 48.
> Greg, Stella's better half.
I missed summer this year too......one of the hottest on record for us with
number of days over 110....
But it did rain more than it has in 10 years or more....
Posted by big_piper on August 13, 2008, 4:27 pm
Greg Ochoa wrote:
> Whew! We haven't had but three days over 75 degs. 14 days over 65
> degs. Fairbanks is flooding with it raining everyday for weeks. I
> haven't had one ride with just my tank top on and been wearing chaps for
> warmth. The odd thing this weather brought out the black and brown bear
> population resulting in lots of maulings in the Anchorage to Denali Park
> region.All the great salmon fishing was two to three weeks late and the
> giant Mat-Su Veggies ain't so big. I need some bike time in the lower 48.
> Greg, Stella's better half.
> 02FLHTCUF
> 90FLHTCU
> 70BSA FBS
Yup. Have a look at this: http://www.climatethermometer.com/
Fairbanks and San Francisco look much colder than usual, while Phoenix
looks a lot hotter over the same period of time.
BigPiper
Posted by Al on August 13, 2008, 5:48 pm
big_piper wrote:
> Greg Ochoa wrote:
>> Whew! We haven't had but three days over 75 degs. 14 days over 65
>> degs. Fairbanks is flooding with it raining everyday for weeks. I
>> haven't had one ride with just my tank top on and been wearing chaps for
>> warmth. The odd thing this weather brought out the black and brown bear
>> population resulting in lots of maulings in the Anchorage to Denali Park
>> region.All the great salmon fishing was two to three weeks late and the
>> giant Mat-Su Veggies ain't so big. I need some bike time in the lower 48.
>> Greg, Stella's better half.
>> 02FLHTCUF
>> 90FLHTCU
>> 70BSA FBS
>
> Yup. Have a look at this: http://www.climatethermometer.com/
> Fairbanks and San Francisco look much colder than usual, while Phoenix
> looks a lot hotter over the same period of time.
>
> BigPiper
It's Global Dysfunction.
Posted by Steve Irving on August 13, 2008, 6:18 pm
Al wrote:
> big_piper wrote:
>> Greg Ochoa wrote:
>>> Whew! We haven't had but three days over 75 degs. 14 days over
>>> 65 degs. Fairbanks is flooding with it raining everyday for weeks. I
>>> haven't had one ride with just my tank top on and been wearing chaps for
>>> warmth. The odd thing this weather brought out the black and brown bear
>>> population resulting in lots of maulings in the Anchorage to Denali Park
>>> region.All the great salmon fishing was two to three weeks late and the
>>> giant Mat-Su Veggies ain't so big. I need some bike time in the lower
>>> 48.
>>> Greg, Stella's better half.
>>> 02FLHTCUF
>>> 90FLHTCU
>>> 70BSA FBS
>>
>> Yup. Have a look at this: http://www.climatethermometer.com/
>> Fairbanks and San Francisco look much colder than usual, while Phoenix
>> looks a lot hotter over the same period of time.
>>
>> BigPiper
>
> It's Global Dysfunction.
Exactly.......and that's the problem with calling it "Global Warming", skeptics
act like since the "warming" is suppose to be "global" and since it's not
actually warmer everywhere......that "global warming" doesn't exist and the
folks who try to do something about it are bleeding leftist liberal nutjobs.
Usually they (folks who don't believe it) think like they do because of
intentional campaigns of disinformation by people/corporations with interests
that will be hurt by actually doing something about it......and they're fed that
stuff by fair and balanced news outlets like faux news.....
The actual warming may not be right where you're standing......or in the next
town.....but the warming is happening in places that matter because it ends up
changing climate/weather patterns in other places......
Very small changes in temps in the oceans are enough to effect currents, which
in turn effect weather.......
We're doomed I tell ya.......doomed......<sfsf>
(I'll go back to waiting for my plumber to show up)
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> degs. Fairbanks is flooding with it raining everyday for weeks. I
> haven't had one ride with just my tank top on and been wearing chaps for
> warmth. The odd thing this weather brought out the black and brown bear
> population resulting in lots of maulings in the Anchorage to Denali Park
> region.All the great salmon fishing was two to three weeks late and the
> giant Mat-Su Veggies ain't so big. I need some bike time in the lower 48.
> Greg, Stella's better half.