End of the six year drought in So Cal?
To: socal_parrot
Is this the third or fourth year in a row that they've been predicting an El Nino condition? They're bound to be right one of these years.
2 posted on
08/06/2004 8:26:19 AM PDT by
So Cal Rocket
(Fabrizio Quattrocchi: "Adesso vi faccio vedere come muore un italiano")
To: socal_parrot
It's Bush's fault.
/sarcasm
3 posted on
08/06/2004 8:26:57 AM PDT by
Euro-American Scum
(A poverty-stricken middle class must be a disarmed middle class)
To: socal_parrot
The year I moved here (Aug. '97) was the last time Cali got hit with this. I had never seen that amount of rain in my entire life and I grew up in upstate NY, which isn't exactly known for its lack of moisture.
4 posted on
08/06/2004 8:27:03 AM PDT by
ECM
To: socal_parrot
It's Bush fault for not accepting Kyoto.
To: socal_parrot
Oh my God! El Nino! ... Paging Al Gore, paging Al Gore...
6 posted on
08/06/2004 8:27:29 AM PDT by
rhombus
To: socal_parrot
Good we could use a mild winter here in Ohio.
To: socal_parrot
this is the direct result of the mixture of hot-air spewing from the liberals' mouths and the cold-hearted commies of east asia. is it any coincidence this happens in the pacific?
10 posted on
08/06/2004 8:32:33 AM PDT by
Zeppelin
To: socal_parrot
They're catching bluefin tuna like crazy off Santa Cruz, which usually indicates warmer than usual water this far north.
But whether warm water translates to rain is anyone's guess.
11 posted on
08/06/2004 8:32:56 AM PDT by
skeeter
To: socal_parrot
Headline:
Bush Failure on Kyoto causes El Nino
14 posted on
08/06/2004 8:34:52 AM PDT by
RockinRight
(Liberalism IS the status quo)
To: socal_parrot
16 posted on
08/06/2004 8:37:45 AM PDT by
dead
(I've got my eye out for Mullah Omar.)
To: socal_parrot
Great I love El Nino. Tucson gets a cool wet summer when we get El Nino, I'm all for it.
23 posted on
08/06/2004 8:47:17 AM PDT by
discostu
(Gravity is a harsh mistress)
El Nino has been a normal part of atmospheric fluctuations for as long as we have records in north america. It has an approximate 14 year period, which means that it's about 7 years on and 7 years off. If you look at any periodic rainfall map in El Nino affected area and plot them on a map, you would quickly see a sinusoidal pattern. Changes between La Nina and El Nino should no longer be news, if it stopped cycling, then we should worry.
24 posted on
08/06/2004 8:47:25 AM PDT by
CLRGuy
To: socal_parrot
We're doomed! DOOMED!
To: socal_parrot
OK, I know this has nothing to do with weather, but my husband has a georgeous Smith & Wesson nickel plated revolver. It was so dang LOUD the first time I heard him fire it, I nicknamed it 'El Nino'. ;)
28 posted on
08/06/2004 8:51:57 AM PDT by
MamaTexan
(Our government is NOT a 'democracy')
To: socal_parrot
End of the six year drought in So Cal? Calif, Ore, Wash, Nev, Ut, Az, Nm..........
We can use the wet stuff.
LVM
30 posted on
08/06/2004 9:01:36 AM PDT by
LasVegasMac
(I will cast my vote for King Lurch........I'll change my mind in early November....)
To: socal_parrot
For the benefit of those Freepers who don't speak undocumented worker, "El Niño" means "The Niño".
If you can't beat 'em, apply for your very own matrícula consular identification card before they run out!
37 posted on
08/06/2004 9:25:25 AM PDT by
LTCJ
(God Save the Constitution.)
To: socal_parrot
I wonder if El Nino will have any impact on the weather in Iraq?
You know, like maybe it would rain once in a while.
41 posted on
08/06/2004 9:41:31 AM PDT by
Allegra
(It depends on what the meaning of "is" is......)
To: socal_parrot
The timing of this is suspicious!
46 posted on
08/06/2004 11:07:43 AM PDT by
You Dirty Rats
(WE WILL WIN WITH W - Isara)
To: socal_parrot
49 posted on
08/06/2004 10:02:28 PM PDT by
ladyinred
(What if the hokey pokey IS what it's all about?)
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