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DarkWeb
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And we have had over a foot in October before...and dry years too
.....I'm not saying global warming isn't real. But a place that gets snow every year.......that's getting a snow storm......only sounds scary to people who think Hawaii is all about beaches.
Roger A. Shrubber
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https://www.soest.hawaii.edu/GG/ASK/hawaii-snow.htmlAnd we have had over a foot in October before...and dry years too
getting a dusting on the highest mountain tops that melts within days is not the same as a foot dumped at one time...and are the one hundred mile an hour winds an every day thing?
not every storm is a cause to run around like chicken little, but just shrugging it off and saying it's all within the normal range of things is just stupid....there is no "normal range" any more, and there won't be for a long time. climate change is happening, and ignoring it is a plan for fucking disaster....
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DarkWeb
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I know people that have skied and snowboarded it.
DarkWeb
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And yes that says blizzard......
Snow and Winter Sports in Hawaii? Absolutely!
It may surprise some, but the Aloha State is no stranger to freezing temperatures, snowfall and even blizzards. Fortunately, Hawaiian snow is confined to the winter months on the islands’ highest peaks.
www.southkohala.com
Aeroknow
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Shit bro. Anybody want to know where i stand on the issue i’ll just point to a couple posts i made in another forumIn case you were wondering if climate change is real.......
Blizzard warning issued in Hawaii, with over a foot of snow expected
As a fierce weather system that local forecasters call a "kona low" sweeps across Hawaii, the Big Island is expected to see up to a foot of snow and 100 mph winds on the highest peaks, with torrential rains and flooding in the valleys Friday and through the weekend, the National Weather Service said.
Rare blizzard warning issued for Hawaii
Up to a foot of snow, 100 mph winds, torrential rains and flooding are all in the...www.sfgate.com
American Wildfires
Sucks. I've been burning the shit out of our property over the last couple weeks trying to reduce fuel for next year.
www.rollitup.org
Aeroknow
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I’ve been up to the top of Mauna Kea when there was snow up there. Was a trip.
DarkWeb
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That's what my buddy said too. If I went to Hawaii I'd probably try to do that just to do it.
Aeroknow
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DarkWeb
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DefinitelyAnd. Gotta check out the lava flows
I love the BI
doublejj
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It's December and it hasn't snowed in Denver yet. That's never been recorded
It's been 224 consecutive days (and counting) since it snowed a measurable amount in Denver, and it has just broken the record for the latest date for a first snowfall -- a record that has held since snowfall records began in 1882. In that time, Denver has never entered December without measurable snow.
www.cnn.com
It's been 224 consecutive days (and counting) since it snowed a measurable amount in Denver, and it has just broken the record for the latest date for a first snowfall -- a record that has held since snowfall records began in 1882. In that time, Denver has never entered December without measurable snow.
It's December and it hasn't snowed in Denver yet. That's never been recorded | CNN
It's been 224 consecutive days since it snowed a measurable amount in Denver, and since snowfall records began in 1882, Denver has never entered December without measurable snow.
DarkWeb
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Not seeing a 1/4" is news.....It's December and it hasn't snowed in Denver yet. That's never been recorded
It's been 224 consecutive days (and counting) since it snowed a measurable amount in Denver, and it has just broken the record for the latest date for a first snowfall -- a record that has held since snowfall records began in 1882. In that time, Denver has never entered December without measurable snow.
It's December and it hasn't snowed in Denver yet. That's never been recorded | CNN
It's been 224 consecutive days since it snowed a measurable amount in Denver, and since snowfall records began in 1882, Denver has never entered December without measurable snow.
doublejj
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Yes, it hasn’t snowed yet in Denver. But it’s Colorado’s meager snowpack that should worry you.
Denver hasn’t seen snow in 225 days, but climatologists say they’re more concerned about the dry conditions in the high country
coloradosun.com
Denver hasn’t seen snow in 225 days, but climatologists say they’re more concerned about the dry conditions in the high country
Yes, it hasn't snowed yet in Denver. But it's Colorado's meager snowpack that should worry you.
Denver hasn’t seen snow yet, but climatologists say they’re more concerned about the dry conditions in Colorado's high country.
coloradosun.com
DarkWeb
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Got nothing to do? Just stirring some shit?Yes, it hasn’t snowed yet in Denver. But it’s Colorado’s meager snowpack that should worry you.
Denver hasn’t seen snow in 225 days, but climatologists say they’re more concerned about the dry conditions in the high country
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Yes, it hasn't snowed yet in Denver. But it's Colorado's meager snowpack that should worry you.
Denver hasn’t seen snow yet, but climatologists say they’re more concerned about the dry conditions in Colorado's high country.
Roger A. Shrubber
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ah, don't worry about that, it's just more totally normal weather, it'll be fine as long as people can still snowboard on the tops of mountains...as long as they don't want a drink of water....Yes, it hasn’t snowed yet in Denver. But it’s Colorado’s meager snowpack that should worry you.
Denver hasn’t seen snow in 225 days, but climatologists say they’re more concerned about the dry conditions in the high country
View attachment 5040009
Yes, it hasn't snowed yet in Denver. But it's Colorado's meager snowpack that should worry you.
Denver hasn’t seen snow yet, but climatologists say they’re more concerned about the dry conditions in Colorado's high country.
Roger A. Shrubber
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yup...Got nothing to do? Just stirring some shit?
DarkWeb
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You two are funny. I said "I'm not saying global warming isn't real" and you two keep going at it like I was against you. Hey @Roger A. Shrubber did you edit a post? I didn't.ah, don't worry about that, it's just more totally normal weather, it'll be fine as long as people can still snowboard on the tops of mountains...as long as they don't want a drink of water....
DarkWeb
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Roger A. Shrubber
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what did i edit?...don't recall doing that...usually if i edit a post, it's to correct spelling errors, or to add an after thought...like this.