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Posted on 12/14/2008 7:00:17 PM PST by Crazieman
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RECORD EVENT REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DENVER CO 616 PM MST SUN DEC 14 2008
...NEW RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE IN DENVER FOR DECEMBER 14TH...
THE TEMPERATURE AT DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT PLUNGED TO -15 DEGREES AT 552 PM. THIS IS A NEW RECORD LOW FOR THIS DAY...BREAKING THE OLD RECORD OF -14 DEGREES SET IN 1901.
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We’ve got two big furry dogs with a heated doghouse but they won’t be sleeping outside tonight.
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“...and traitors” Love it! Hell, with today’s political climate, you could reuse EFAD’s title! Man are we in for a world of hurt. Sent Santa the address to my favorite gun shop.
Plus it gives a nice acronym like EFAD and DETR.
“FEAT”
It must be a temperature inversion. At 8600 ft and just west of Denver it is currently +6F. Fireplace insert blazing and toasty warm inside!
Yep it’s -15 here in Denver. Luckily we have central heat in our house, which will most likely be banned by the Obama admin. to prevent global warming.
Snow in the forecast tonight and tomorrow for Las Vegas, NV
“a good downsloping wind “
What people outside Colorado don’t know is that we can get greater than hurricane force winds on a clear day. In fact, it is a clear day that we usually do. These past two winters have had serious winds constantly blowing.
Sounds nice and cozy :)
It was the earliest measurable snowfall in recorded history at Beaumont, Port Arthur, and Lake Charles. Also, this snow event set the all time record snowfall amounts for the month of December at Beaumont, Port Arthur, Lake Charles, Lafayette, and New Iberia, and was the first measurable snowfall in recorded history for the month of December at Lafayette.
That last one is interesting. The first measurable snowfall ever in the month of December for Lafayette. And it occurred early in the month.
Matt, Can’t wait for your next book! Really enjoyed the ffirst two!
LOL. I opened my fridge and figure its about 40 to 50 degrees warmer than you all right now. Yikes. That is teeth chattering cold.
Ah, yet another cold day in hell as far as Gorebull Warnings. Mid 20's here along hwy 9 in Skagit County. I knew we were in for one when the breeze picked up out of the north yesterday. Woke up to deer tracks 4 inches deep under my bedroom window.
In town, Christmas decorations, lights & nativity scenes everywhere, mall was filled, so many cars on the road that most of the ice evaporated. Tis the season to be jolly indeed.
#1 son took #1 doggie, a Corgi mix, out just a minute ago. They lasted about a minute. He had to carry her back part of the way. #2 doggie went out by herself, a Rat Terrier, and lasted 30 seconds. Kitty is sleeping in the laundry room with the dryer. I’m glad your big furry dogs are in tonight. Weather like this is not fit for man nor beast.
Woops, that's right, seeing as how there are holes being blown in the 'Global Warming' scam the fanatics had to change the wording, my error.
When I lived there we used to get white caps on the toilet water!
Well, not white caps really, but the water would slosh around quite a bit. Not exactly sure why. Either differential pressure due to the wind, or perhaps some sort of effect on the sewer vent pipe that sticks out of the roof. Anyway - we knew it was windy!
Hot air rises, and cold air sinks. Denver, as you know, is in the bottom of a bowl. When it gets really cold in Denver, the air sinks down into the bowl, and really doesn't have a lot of energy to get out. Expect the cold temperatures to last longer than people want it to.
The temperature inversion happens with fronts that move North to South. These are usually called Alberta Clippers. For storms moving in from the NW the storm must come over the continental divide, 13,000-14,000ft around here. The wind from the front being squeezed over the divide can be over 100mph, but the NW wind coming down over the divide warms up (PV=nRT). Sometimes we warm up to 20F!
I’m 3/4 finished, and I’m aiming for March 2009.
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