So did anybody prey for rain to slow down the wildfires yesterday? Looks like it really worked. It's goddamn 95 degrees outside and it's not even summer.
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So did anybody prey for rain to slow down the wildfires yesterday? Looks like it really worked. It's goddamn 95 degrees outside and it's not even summer.
i'm sure its raining somewhere. prayers should be really specific.
Prey? Not much of a trophy.
Laughing at ignorant stupid mother fucking DMX7 that can't even master the spelling of simple 4 letter words.
:lmao
maybe he was preying for another coyote
....see kids, climate change denial is fun!
Dan, droughts and fires happen in Texas. See the late 1950's bitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nbadan
You didn't prey hard enough.
Ignorant motherfuckers like you attributing ever event to climate change do far more harm than good regarding public acceptance of climate change.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nbadan
Wow, apparently there is a worldwide drought going on. 2012 Prophecy continues to gain steam.
:rolleyesQuote:
Originally Posted by MannyIsGod
It's not like I'm trying to say that climate change is bunk because it's snowing in winter...there is clearly a pattern of less snow and less fresh runoff water in Western States...and other parts of the Word....
How much snow pack does West Texas have?!?!?!??!
Its fucking arid shrub land out there. Droughts happen. Bringing up climate change is fucking foolish and completely unsubstantiated.
For the record, you're also wrong about less snow in the winter. There's actually more.
Droughts happen.
http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/o...articles/ybd01
Anyone with a modest understanding of South Western US climatology will point to the latest ENSO cycle we've gone through before any form of climate change. La Nina winters are drier in the southwest and they're also warmer.
The words Climate Change don't belong anywhere near a discussion of this situation.
Droughts happen, but the severity of these droughts can be directly affected by climate change.....Quote:
Originally Posted by MannyIsGod
...and I was talking about snowfall in Western Mountain states which rely on snowpack for irrigation and public use...
Oh I can see why you bring up Colorado and Utah snowpack in a discussion of West Texas.
You always do this shit Dan. This is like when you tied to use hurricane projections from a climate change study in 2050 to justify increased hurricane activity. There is nothing to substantiate that the level of climate change we've seen up to now has ANYTHING to do with this specific drought at all. Like I said, ignorant people like you love to spout off with the climate change meme but it does absolutely no good and a lot of harm.
Climate Change belongs nowhere near this discussion.
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/maf/?n=research_lanina
It will belong in this discussion until rain returns to West Texas, especially with La Nina weakening for the third straight month...
...by the way, Steve Brown is doing a special on KSAT12 right now on extreme weather for those of you interested...
So once rain returns climate change isn't in effect?
:lmao
You're such a tool on this subject. Just STFU.
That word is foreign to me. :lol
Everyone knows we will have drought until it floods in September.
Actually fairly true. Either you'll get a good soaking in May/June or it'll be bone dry until the fall. Droughts in South Texas (not so much West Texas) end with floods a lot of the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by ploto
Feast or Famine.
Right.....this has nothing to do with the shifting polar winds due to global climate change, but everything to do with a weakening La Nina....who's the tool again?Quote:
Originally Posted by MannyIsGod