Record Snow Cover

9 Responses to Record Snow Cover

1. GWS says:

   November 27, 2022 at 10:51 pm

   How will they paint this turkey?

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   • rah says:

     November 28, 2022 at 5:41 am

     As caused by “climate change” of course!

     If Joe Bastardi is correct just about everyone in the northern hemisphere is in for a blast of arctic air masses. Dec 6th through 14th I think he said. It will start in the NW US a spread east and south. Europe is also going to bet nailed along with the far east.

     This driver is not looking forward to it. Not just the driving in it but dealing with getting the equipment going. It sucks coming in during the wee hours in -15 deg F temps to find your fuel line frozen and brake shoes frozen to the drums. It sucks trying to slide the tandems on trailers when there is ice everywhere and you can’t get traction. And it sucks dealing with frozen trailer brakes and climbing under the trailer and beating on the brake drums with a 3 lb. hammer to get them to release.

     One would think that as an old winter warrior I would be used to the difficulties of operating in very cold temps. Everything is harder and slower except for the occasional slip that puts you on your ass. But age makes it ever more difficult to deal with the cold and the challenges it brings.

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   • arn says:

     November 28, 2022 at 9:43 am

     They have a lot of paint,especially red one.

     AGW = end of snow.
     AGW means also more snow,because hot air stores more moisture = more snow
     (that’s why countries all around the equator have so much snow :)
     If there is more snow there should be a massive built up of ice and glaciers in the arctics,mountains polar regions.
     Yet this is not allowed to happen because AGW,rising polar bears and dying polar bears.

     Warmer temperatures also means warmer oceans = increased evaporation.
     Increased evaporation = more snow AND more rain,
     but more rain ain’t happening because Mann made megadraught.

     So we have more snow,but the end of ski resorts,arctic ice,glaciers and polar bears – because AGW and ESG.
     But we do not have more rain despite increased evaporation and more snow –
     because megadraughts.

     We have ice age > global warming > climate change > climate disruption.
     And everything that contradicts our prediction of global warming is climate disruption which is proof of? global warming.

     AGW snow has a negative volume. (just like beer – the more you drink the thirstier you get)

     You chose tails I chose head: The coin has a head on both sides.

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     • arn says:

       November 28, 2022 at 9:45 am

       …rising sea levels (not polar bears)

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       • Torgo says:

         November 29, 2022 at 3:21 am

         We can hope that the bears rise up and seek vengeance against those that use them as pawns and depict them as helpless victims instead of the formidable predators that they are. “A predator’s heart knows no remorse, it lives for the hunt, a natural force!”

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     • Gerald Machnee says:

       November 28, 2022 at 4:32 pm

       Three things they have not told you:
       1) Warmer air CAN hold more moisture, NOT holds more moisture.

       2) Most measurements have NOT shown an increase in actual moisture.

       3) Colder air plunging southward causes more severe storms not the warming.

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2. Peter Carroll says:

   November 28, 2022 at 2:56 am

   This snow cover is just a figment of someones imagination. Probably some rabid, “climate change denier”.

   On March 20, 2000, The Independent newspaper in the UK said snowfalls are now a thing of the past. Quoting Dr. David Viner of, you guessed it, the Climate Research Unit (CRU) of the University of East Anglia.

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3. Mike says:

   November 28, 2022 at 6:19 pm

   I’ve said it before, if you believe your “theory” happily predicts both A and not A then it is actually a religion and not a science.

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4. Roy A Johnston says:

   November 28, 2022 at 9:13 pm

   Since life in the Colorado River Basin depends on snowpack, would love to see your assessment of the situation every now and then.

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