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Title: Interesting looking clouds seen
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Published: Jun 6, 2009
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Post Date: 2009-06-06 09:42:55 by PSUSA
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#1. To: PSUSA (#0)
Mother Nature dose offer amazing views. As an aside, the Weather Channel is on a two week prayer vigil for tornadoes. They need to cut that crap out.
I wouldn't mind seeing one, out in the middle of nowhere. But to pray for one? I went thru Greensburg KS several times before and after that F5 hit. It's a wonder anyone got out alive. That was something to see. It was unbelievable. And you dont want to pray for that. I had to settle for getting hit by an edge of a hurricane. .
The Weather Channel has a project called Vortex 2 wherein they send intrepid spotters into tornadoes armed with gadgets and cameras. For a week and a half or so, there were no tornadoes and they all acted sorely depressed--not unlike that weather channel babe who apparently has a Ph.D. in global warming as she was forced to report record cold and snowfall back in April.
#14. To: wbales (#13)
I've caught snippets of that program. It looks like live coverage. And there was snow above the 7000' level last week, in NV I think. The weather is not the same though. When I was a kid, we got a lot more snow than we do now. But to blame it on man is nonsense. These things go in cycles. There was a mini ice age back in the 1700's. Global warming due to CO2 emissions didnt warm it back up again. .
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#10. To: wbales (#1)
As an aside, the Weather Channel is on a two week prayer vigil for tornadoes. They need to cut that crap out.
#13. To: PSUSA (#10)
But to pray for one?
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