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May 17th 09, 12:11 PM
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Cold Drink Coasters Required
It's a bit early for this here. Yesterday at Noon the Relative
Humidity was 7% and the Dew Point was ~20F. Then in the late afternoon we had Moisture wander up from Mexico which resulted in Dry Lightning (Not Good) and later Rain in the Valley (Good!). Now at 4:06 A.M. Local the Relative Humidity is 43% and the Dew Point is 44F. Just a bit Sticky for this kid. But it does make for pretty Sunsets. Crazy Ed |
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May 19th 09, 02:25 AM
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"Edward Erbeck" wrote in message ... It's a bit early for this here. Yesterday at Noon the Relative Humidity was 7% and the Dew Point was ~20F. Then in the late afternoon we had Moisture wander up from Mexico which resulted in Dry Lightning (Not Good) and later Rain in the Valley (Good!). Now at 4:06 A.M. Local the Relative Humidity is 43% and the Dew Point is 44F. Just a bit Sticky for this kid. But it does make for pretty Sunsets. Crazy Ed ....and we have a 'frost advisory' tonight in New England. |
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May 19th 09, 05:17 AM
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"BibsBro" wrote in message ... "Edward Erbeck" wrote in message ... It's a bit early for this here. Yesterday at Noon the Relative Humidity was 7% and the Dew Point was ~20F. Then in the late afternoon we had Moisture wander up from Mexico which resulted in Dry Lightning (Not Good) and later Rain in the Valley (Good!). Now at 4:06 A.M. Local the Relative Humidity is 43% and the Dew Point is 44F. Just a bit Sticky for this kid. But it does make for pretty Sunsets. Crazy Ed ...and we have a 'frost advisory' tonight in New England. .... and we had snow all around (but not necessarily in) Calgary with more to come to the north. jim |
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May 19th 09, 10:45 AM
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"BibsBro" wrote:
...and we have a 'frost advisory' tonight in New England. I hear tell a good Stiff Shot of Single Malt Scotch'll keep you warm ;-) Crazy Ed |
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May 19th 09, 10:52 AM
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"jim wilson" wrote:
... and we had snow all around (but not necessarily in) Calgary with more to come to the north. Burrrrrrr. The way I look at it is if you're seeing Snow on the Mountains in May and the Snow Line is under 8,000 Feet it's time to move! Crazy Ed |
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May 19th 09, 12:11 PM
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BibsBro wrote:
"Edward Erbeck" wrote in message ... It's a bit early for this here. Yesterday at Noon the Relative Humidity was 7% and the Dew Point was ~20F. Then in the late afternoon we had Moisture wander up from Mexico which resulted in Dry Lightning (Not Good) and later Rain in the Valley (Good!). Now at 4:06 A.M. Local the Relative Humidity is 43% and the Dew Point is 44F. Just a bit Sticky for this kid. But it does make for pretty Sunsets. Crazy Ed ...and we have a 'frost advisory' tonight in New England. Heh. And we came within a degree of breaking record highs the last couple days in Newfoundland....oh...and it's already up to 15 today!  -- We must change the way we live Or the climate will do it for us. |
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May 20th 09, 02:05 AM
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"clouddreamer" wrote in message m... BibsBro wrote: "Edward Erbeck" wrote in message ... It's a bit early for this here. Yesterday at Noon the Relative Humidity was 7% and the Dew Point was ~20F. Then in the late afternoon we had Moisture wander up from Mexico which resulted in Dry Lightning (Not Good) and later Rain in the Valley (Good!). Now at 4:06 A.M. Local the Relative Humidity is 43% and the Dew Point is 44F. Just a bit Sticky for this kid. But it does make for pretty Sunsets. Crazy Ed ...and we have a 'frost advisory' tonight in New England. Heh. And we came within a degree of breaking record highs the last couple days in Newfoundland....oh...and it's already up to 15 today! Newfoundland!!! That's cool. I've been to Nova Scotia and New Brunswick on a motorcycle trip in 1976. But I haven't seen Newfoundland. It kind of reminds me of Iceland when I see photos. ;-) What kind of work do most people do there? BibsBro Merrimack Valley |
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May 20th 09, 02:08 AM
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"Edward Erbeck" wrote in message ... "BibsBro" wrote: ...and we have a 'frost advisory' tonight in New England. I hear tell a good Stiff Shot of Single Malt Scotch'll keep you warm ;-) Crazy Ed Thanks Ed, but it's probably a bit too strong for me. ( ; ( )~ ~ ~ ~ ~ |
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May 20th 09, 02:14 AM
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BibsBro wrote:
"clouddreamer" wrote in message m... BibsBro wrote: "Edward Erbeck" wrote in message ... It's a bit early for this here. Yesterday at Noon the Relative Humidity was 7% and the Dew Point was ~20F. Then in the late afternoon we had Moisture wander up from Mexico which resulted in Dry Lightning (Not Good) and later Rain in the Valley (Good!). Now at 4:06 A.M. Local the Relative Humidity is 43% and the Dew Point is 44F. Just a bit Sticky for this kid. But it does make for pretty Sunsets. Crazy Ed ...and we have a 'frost advisory' tonight in New England. Heh. And we came within a degree of breaking record highs the last couple days in Newfoundland....oh...and it's already up to 15 today! Newfoundland!!! That's cool. I've been to Nova Scotia and New Brunswick on a motorcycle trip in 1976. But I haven't seen Newfoundland. It kind of reminds me of Iceland when I see photos. ;-) What kind of work do most people do there? LOL. No...nothing like Iceland. Very much like Nova Scotia except the coast line is more interesting here  And we have A LOT more moose. Our biggest employer is the government! Seriously. The oil industry is very big with massive oilfields off the coast...and there's the fishery, logging, mining (one of the world's largest iron ore mine), hydro generation (yup, we light up much of the NE U.S. I'm into none of it. I retired young from the army and now enjoy 10 acres of peace and quiet a few minutes from St. John's. ;] -- We must change the way we live, or the climate will do it for us. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oCYW4ScUnw |
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May 20th 09, 03:05 AM
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"clouddreamer" wrote in message m... BibsBro wrote: "clouddreamer" wrote in message m... BibsBro wrote: "Edward Erbeck" wrote in message ... It's a bit early for this here. Yesterday at Noon the Relative Humidity was 7% and the Dew Point was ~20F. Then in the late afternoon we had Moisture wander up from Mexico which resulted in Dry Lightning (Not Good) and later Rain in the Valley (Good!). Now at 4:06 A.M. Local the Relative Humidity is 43% and the Dew Point is 44F. Just a bit Sticky for this kid. But it does make for pretty Sunsets. Crazy Ed ...and we have a 'frost advisory' tonight in New England. Heh. And we came within a degree of breaking record highs the last couple days in Newfoundland....oh...and it's already up to 15 today! Newfoundland!!! That's cool. I've been to Nova Scotia and New Brunswick on a motorcycle trip in 1976. But I haven't seen Newfoundland. It kind of reminds me of Iceland when I see photos. ;-) What kind of work do most people do there? LOL. No...nothing like Iceland. Very much like Nova Scotia except the coast line is more interesting here Huge cliffs! And we have A LOT more moose. Are there much forest? I seem to only recall the coastline, because it's so impressive. Our biggest employer is the government! Seriously. The oil industry is very big with massive oilfields off the coast...and there's the fishery, logging, mining (one of the world's largest iron ore mine), hydro generation (yup, we light up much of the NE U.S. That's very interesting. I'm into none of it. I retired young from the army and now enjoy 10 acres of peace and quiet a few minutes from St. John's. ;] God bless you! -- We must change the way we live, or the climate will do it for us. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oCYW4ScUnw |
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