This is amazing!!

[Burn1]

It is July 9th........This Hurricane got it's dates wrong!! It is hurricane season but not this strong this early.....

Global Warming?

Snowstorm in SE Texas this past year......No it wasn't just a dusting, it was a snowstorm!!

How about the observed Hurricane off Brazil in the S. Atlantic last year..

It will be interesting to see what's next!

[Anonymous]

No. It is a cycle.

[huricanwatcher]

GO BURN ANOTHER 1.....

[wlfpack81]

F5 twisters in Alaska? LOL

You also forgot to mention Oklahoma went through May w/not one single tornado. Definitely weird.

[TampaFl]

F5 twisters in Alaska? LOL

You also forgot to mention Oklahoma went through May w/not one single tornado. Definitely weird.

[soonertwister]

Global environmental group using Dennis as clear evidence of global warming in

5 - 4 - 3 - 2 -1 ....

[sigh]

[arcticfire]

If we get tornado's up here in alaska I'm moving to canada.

I don't think this is a "cycle" at all. Of course we have been dealing with severe climate change up here for bout 5 years now , so it's a little harder to convince us alaskans that waky weather is just a fluke. From what I can tell it's a pefectly natural progression to have more and stronger hurricanes given a warming overal climate. I personally think this is a trend not a cycle.

[BigO]

Hey, it snowed on Christmas Day in New Orleans this last year...anything can happen!

[goodlife]

I was waiting for someone to mention global warming....
however...I didn't expect to see global warming and a very uncharacteristic snowstorm all in the same thread...just a tad bit contradictory....LOL

[WaryEye]

I posted earlier this week that there were NO deaths from tornados in April, May or June and there were also less recorded tornados than the average for this time of year..... hasn't happened since 1959. Also very weird.

[Brent]

There was a song on the radio this morning that mentioned snow in Miami and hail in Los Angeles. I said... "now THAT would be a bizarre weather day"



Yep... I think the hurricanes believe it's September 9th, instead of July.

[dixiebreeze]

Mother Nature tends to weed things out at times with a variety of instruments, from 'canes to tsunamis to earthquakes -- you name it.

This often has tragic consequences, but doubtful it is a trend, global warming or even a cycle.

[patsmsg]

Global environmental group using Dennis as clear evidence of global warming in

5 - 4 - 3 - 2 -1 ....

[sigh]

You have to be a nut to think Dennnis is here now because we invented automobiles.

[Burn1]

Hey Goodlife contrary to what you just stated atmospheric warming (global warming) can cause extremes in both ways.....Read up

[tropicana]

If we get tornado's up here in alaska I'm moving to canada.

I don't think this is a "cycle" at all. Of course we have been dealing with severe climate change up here for bout 5 years now , so it's a little harder to convince us alaskans that waky weather is just a fluke. From what I can tell it's a pefectly natural progression to have more and stronger hurricanes given a warming overal climate. I personally think this is a trend not a cycle.

I second that move to Canada, arcticfire.. Anyone else care to join the boat?

-justin-

[arcticfire]

If we get tornado's up here in alaska I'm moving to canada.

I don't think this is a "cycle" at all. Of course we have been dealing with severe climate change up here for bout 5 years now , so it's a little harder to convince us alaskans that waky weather is just a fluke. From what I can tell it's a pefectly natural progression to have more and stronger hurricanes given a warming overal climate. I personally think this is a trend not a cycle.

I second that move to Canada, arcticfire.. Anyone else care to join the boat?

-justin-

Well I mean if the weather actually goes to truly pot up here (we just in recent years started to get regular T-stroms in south central) and we start getting stuff like tornado's where does one go?

Lets see , I could move to the interior of alaska (I'll actually probly be going to collage to persue a PH.D in atmosphereic science starting next year) , there I can enjoy record forest fires and building collapse due to not so perma perma-frost.

Or I could head to the lower 48 , now there is a charming idea:

SW US: Deadly hot (to an alaskan) , drought.

NW US: Probly the only stable area

Central US : North you get tornados, middle flooding and tornados , south hurricans and flooding.

Eastern US: You get whatever is leftover from the central US.

So if I was to move to avoid weather it would basicly be Seattle or Canada.

[NC George]

Bad news with Seattle: Volcanos and potential tsunami if the fault off the coast breaks similar to the recent event in Indonesia.

[huricanwatcher]

OKKKKKKKKKKK

GUESS THE BURN OTHER THREAD WAS MISSED ............or maybe....... it wasnt...... gezzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[arcticfire]

Bad news with Seattle: Volcanos and potential tsunami if the fault off the coast breaks similar to the recent event in Indonesia.

Yeah but we have that up here too so in and of itself that wouldn't be so bad. Plus I'll take geological events over atmospheric anyday if your trying to avoid moter nature getting you.

I personally don't make my living choices based on weather , however I've had a lot of discussion about it recently since my mother is getting near her retirement age and can't figure out where to go to peacefully retire.

[shaner]

ArtciFire, c'mon over to Calgary. We rarely have any weather issues, plus you get the fabulous bonus of the Stampede every year!

Yaahoooo!