Dramatic Climate Change In Colorado

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See if you can figure the map out! LOL

I rode my bike up in the mountains and it was very hot and humid, but on the way back down it turned cool and rainy, and a lightning bolt hit about 50 feet away.

The odds of this are much higher now than when I was a child in Los Alamos, and used to dodge lightning on the golf course almost every afternoon in the summer.

The dice are loaded now for morons to run the government.

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8 Responses to Dramatic Climate Change In Colorado

  1. Andy Oz says:

    Sir sir …. is it UHI? And I’m gonna go out on a limb here and say only the red weather stations are important to Alarmists like Obama bin Biden.

  2. Scott says:

    We dropped about 20 F here in maybe 1 hour when the storm came through. Decent amount of hail and rain…strong wind too. Hope my tomatoes are okay.

    All you unbelievers out there dumping your garbage in my backyard…your CO2 turned into wind and hail. You need to pay for the damage done to my tomatoes!

    -Scott

  3. Steve Keohane says:

    Are those wind velocities?

    Of course there is more lightening to dodge with all the carbonic acid in the rain, due to the extreme CO2 levels we have produced, making the rain more conductive and causing more numerous and extreme lightening strikes. /sarc

    @Scott, hell I’d take some hail for moisture now. Outside Carbondale we’ve had no more than a spit or two since May. It’s starting to get dry.

  4. Ed Caryl says:

    Steve, do not play out in thunderstorms! We don’t want to lose you!

  5. There Is No Substitute for Victory says:

    Wasn’t Jim Hanson born in Carbondale?

  6. Steve Keohane says:

    There Is No Substitute for Victory says:June 29, 2013 at 1:47 pm

    Wasn’t Jim Hanson born in Carbondale?
    From the politics of many who therein reside, one would think so.

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