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23-01-2003, 04:17 PM
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El ninio (SP?)
According to the weather experts, becuase of this thing in the
Pacific, NE was supposed to be warm and dry! All I have seen so far is frigid COOOOLD Temps! |
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23-01-2003, 08:39 PM
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El ninio (SP?)
vsiddali wrote:
According to the weather experts, becuase of this thing in the Pacific, NE was supposed to be warm and dry! All I have seen so far is frigid COOOOLD Temps! NE = Nebraska or Northeast/New England? If the latter, usually El Nino means warm and wet. This year, however, we've been frigid and wet (snow). Best guess so far is that it's because the El Nino is very weak so we got half the effect (the wet part). Mary "weather geek wannabe" |
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24-01-2003, 12:10 AM
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El ninio (SP?)
well thanks to el nino we are having the worst drought on record, and now
the fires are here. NSW, VIC, ACT and TAS are burning - some parts have not burned in close to 100 years. The cost to property and flora will be enormous......bring on the cold I say Denise Australia "vsiddali" wrote in message om... According to the weather experts, becuase of this thing in the Pacific, NE was supposed to be warm and dry! All I have seen so far is frigid COOOOLD Temps! |
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29-01-2003, 05:59 AM
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El ninio (SP?)
El Nino fizzled out ( from our newspaper headline last week ).
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30-01-2003, 01:48 AM
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El ninio (SP?)
Zphysics1 wrote:
El Nino fizzled out ( from our newspaper headline last week ). I'll believe that when we get anywhere near our normal amount of rain again. Maren, in Hilo, HI, which is known as the rainiest city in the world. |
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