Weatherlawyer wrote:
Weatherlawyer wrote:

Foggy out.

Odd spells this and the one when Australia got record high temperatures
a few weeks back. It would appear that the mid western states of the
United States are getting a hot time of it, in a manner of speaking.

Foggy out, still.

And the latest weatherforecast from the BBC is for that front holding
like some sort of standing wave out over the Mid Atlantic Ridge, is due
to come in late on today or on Friday. That will be a little on the
early side in my opinion. The phase is not due to change (if change
there be) until Saturday.

31 DEC. 03:12. That's a thundery spell and in keeping with the BBC's
forecast for heavy prolonged snow. It usually gets warm and humid for a
thundery spell like this coming one.

So the classic adage might prove true that it is warm enough to snow.
As a side note, the isobars seem to be deepening and the last 6+M quake
we had was on the 23rd if you don't count the 5.7 on the 26th which was
blipped briefly at a 6 odd.

So if you know of any newsgroups in earhtquake areas tell them to keep
awake over the next week and some.