Posted on 02/03/2023 9:06:04 AM PST by george76
BREAKING NEWS: WINTER IS COLD IN NEW ENGLAND.
Winds are howling, but at least it's a nice sunny day. Not a cloud in sight.
Temps have been falling steadily since last night. At 2:00 this morning, we were at 36°.
People are woefully unprepared for sub zero temperatures in Boston. Suspect there will be a high death rate this weekend.
Hate to be the guy at the Mt Washington weather station step outside to pee.
We fashioned a play yard in the cellar for the chickens.
Kind of like a Holiday Hen Express.
The music’s on and the girls are having fun, scratchin’ to the Oldies.
Summers hotter, winters colder, rains harder, doesn't rain, blows harder, doesn't blow, more hurricanes, less hurricanes, more earthquakes, less earthquakes, more volcanos, less volcanos... It's all Climate Change.
See that snow on the top of Mount Kilimanjaro below.
There is snow on that mountain which is situated 210 miles below the equator because of climate change.
Al Gore said that snow would be gone by 2016 but it didn't go away because of 'climate change'. It's all the fault of climate change. Got it?
After decades of global warming, how are cold temperature records being broken? I asked this of a global warmist coworker 25 years ago, he had no answer.
I hit the gym this morning at 5 AM. It was 7 degrees and very windy. I walked across the parking lot in my shorts and a t-shirt —because I’m a badass.
Pajamas it’s crazy
Same thing in Nashville
Or the girls wear tights that showcase their butts and tacos
How do boys pay attention
I sure couldn’t
Well the bus stop was warmer than the box we lived in.
If you park enough EV’s close together, could the resulting fire from one of them spontaneously catching fire be enough to warm the area and chase the cold air away?
We have these blasts occasionally. I remember one circa 1980...because I lit the fireplace and turned the sofa to face it.
What is the factors that lead to Mt. Washington to be more cold and windy than the average mountain in New England?
Nothing except it is the highest peak in New England. Has a road to the top and a longtime weather station. If it was on top of Mount Reagan, then that would be the refence point.
As per Wiki:
The mountain is named for Henry Clay, 19th-century senator and U.S. Secretary of State from Kentucky, known as “The Great Compromiser”. In 2003, the New Hampshire state legislature, participating in a Reagan Legacy project, made it state law that Mt. Clay “shall hereafter be called and known as Mount Reagan,” after President Ronald Reagan. The legal force of this is limited to actions by the state of New Hampshire. The U.S. Board on Geographic Names (BGN) voted in May 2010 not to change the name of the mountain. Maps used in connection with foot travel in the Presidentials are typically published by the U.S. Geological Survey (which adheres by law to BGN’s naming), and by the Appalachian Mountain Club and two New England companies, all three of whom as of 2010 use “Clay” and make no mention of “Reagan”.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Clay
I just found this referrence by accident.
In Wisconsin, we call this weather in February “Tuesday.”
It sticks up far higher than all the rest. Air coming out of the Northwest from Hudson Bay in Canada has nothing but flats and low hills to pass over for a thousand or more miles.
They say you can smell the seal and polar bear poop from up there!
This is nothing to joke about. Soon polar bears will be wandering around Boston eating people because it is too cold up north. This global warming causes extreme cold.
my forcast for Scituate Mass on the coast has wind factor that will make it seem colder.
TODAY
FRI 02/03
HIGH 21
Sunshine and clouds mixed. High 21F. Winds WNW at 15 to 25 mph. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph.
TONIGHT
FRI 02/03
LOW -7
Clear to partly cloudy. Low -7F. Winds NW at 15 to 25 mph. Higher wind gusts possible.
TOMORROW
SAT 02/04
HIGH 18 | 14 °F0% Precip. / 0 in
Except for a few afternoon clouds, mainly sunny. High 18F. Winds W at 10 to 20 mph.
It’s been happening for years in New England. It’s called the Montreal Express.
Stay warm my FRiend.
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