1 posted on
03/05/2014 3:39:13 PM PST by
dickmc
To: thackney
2 posted on
03/05/2014 3:40:34 PM PST by
Army Air Corps
(Four Fried Chickens and a Coke)
To: dickmc
Polar Vortex!?
run, RUN, EVERYBODY RUN!!! MANBEARPIG IS COMING AND THE ONLY WAY TO STOP HIM IS TO ELECT MORE DEMOCRATS!!!!
3 posted on
03/05/2014 3:44:09 PM PST by
chris37
(Heartless.)
To: dickmc
Global warming is making the Polar Vortex bigger and colder, right?
4 posted on
03/05/2014 3:44:11 PM PST by
Steely Tom
(How do you feel about robbing Peter's robot?)
To: dickmc
I’m more concerned with the BS Vortex in DC right now.
5 posted on
03/05/2014 3:49:17 PM PST by
Huskrrrr
To: dickmc
The article is about how america is stupid trying to replace coal with natural gas.
I agree.
Wind/solar are not the unicorn milk the progressives would like you to believe.
Do you like electricity? Tell your representative to shut down the EPA and leave it the states to regulate.
6 posted on
03/05/2014 3:49:23 PM PST by
hadaclueonce
(Because Brawndo's got electrolytes. Because Ethanol has Big Corn Lobby)
To: dickmc
I'm fairly certain was a term only meteorologists had heard before this winter FWIW Brian Wilkes a local tv weather guy here in Indy has used the term on air for at least 20 years. During the 1994 cold snap for sure.
7 posted on
03/05/2014 3:51:24 PM PST by
nascarnation
(I'm hiring Jack Palladino to investigate Baraq's golf scores.)
To: dickmc
i remember when it was called the Canadian Clipper, and the Siberian Express before that and simply COLD AIR MASS before that... polar vortex my achin azz, feh
8 posted on
03/05/2014 3:52:08 PM PST by
Chode
(Stand UP and Be Counted, or line up and be numbered - *DTOM* -vvv- NO Pity for the LAZY - 86-44)
To: dickmc
Polar vortex. Old Indian word for winter.
To: dickmc
Polar Vortex like global warming is just more made up b/s.
To: dickmc
MISO operates transmission lines. ERCOT depends heavily on wind but the "irregularity of wind, however, presents operational challenges for the ERCOT grid." PJM is a power company, apparently with too big a
dependence on trendy, subsidy-sucking renewables. Thus the need for peak demand gas.
To: dickmc
25 posted on
03/05/2014 4:40:56 PM PST by
JoeProBono
(SOME IMAGES MAY BE DISTURBING VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED;-{)
To: dickmc
let me see: energy grid companies + risk & cost of possible unusual circumstantes = ???
= normal planning requirements of energy grid companies
yes - the cold did go further south and more often did so, than usual, but its not like it NEVER has, and its not like no one knew that “weather is NOT predictable”, and so, in order to be sure, energy grid providers HAVE to plan on the unexpected
42 posted on
03/05/2014 8:26:03 PM PST by
Wuli
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