Natural Science Forum / Earth Science / Meteorology / February 2008

Buying Forgiveness
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February 5th, 2008
In an interview with Stephen Wright at Cracked.com, the comedian tells a
favorite joke: You never know what you have until it's gone, and I
wanted to know what I had, so I got rid of everything. He lamented, "I

Sunday, February 10, 2008 at 02:21pm
The Sunday Telegraph claims it knows some of the "best and brightest"
people Kevin Rudd is inviting to his ideas summit:
 CATE Blanchett, Collette Dinnigan and the Sass & Bide duo could sit

9 Feb 2008
The Wichita Eagle suggests a version of the Gore Effect:
Do you suppose Al Gore upset Mother Nature by complaining about global
warming, so she's showing him what she can really do when she gets

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2nd degree, you get a little older and become a bigger snively brat
3rd degree, you reach adolescence and learn to lie as you become a
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007 at 12:03am
Yet another inconvenient study says man may not have much at all to do
with any warming:
Climate scientists at the University of Rochester, the University of

Advanced Draft Copy.
"We're really, really sorry we wiped-out all of your priceless native
flora and fauna so we could cash them in on a counter lunch, 3 beers and
an all night hooker session. In hindsight paying 50c per Tasmanian Tiger

On Feb5th-6th we had over 101 tornadoes, is this not some record, at
least in the top ten?
Also the deaths being nearly 60 people, is this not also some record
or close to it?

Can anybody recommend a good website with a video of the radar of the
tornadoes as they crossed Tenessee, two days ago?  No live action footage,
please, just radar data.  TIA

I was wondering if this were true in the follow scenarios.
1. You live at 600 ft. above sea level and experience 100
thunderstorms on average per year. You then move to an area that is
1,600 ft. above sea level CLOSE to the area which is 600 ft. above sea

Rainfall data from a NASA satellite show that summertime storms in the
southeastern United States shed more rainfall midweek than on
weekends. Scientists say air pollution from humans is likely driving
that trend.

Harold Brooks wants to keep his cushy job at NOAA, so that his fat a.s 
doesn't have to sit outside on the cold hard concrete, and he can
continue to entertain little school girls on their school trips :
http://www.reuters.com/article/environmentNews/idUSN0630245820080207

Please see:
http://www.myclimatechange.net/default.aspx?Page=Article&SubjectId=28&cat=2&sub=4
Nice graph of GISS Temp VS Lower Troposphere MSU, too..