Predicting Hurricane Season - Sans the Science
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Re: Predicting Hurricane Season - Sans the Science
IF the birds head inland you know a storm is a'coming. That especially applies to the seagulls, and other tropical birds. I've seen it with every tropical scyclone I have been through. Of course, they don't head inland long before a storm, usually not more than 48 hours or so I would say and of course nowdays we know something 48 hours in advance usually. Now that dog is another thing!!!!! If I find Fred doing that at my house I will know for sure we are in some deep poo-poo!!!!!
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Re: Predicting Hurricane Season - Sans the Science
I did a quick check of the oak trees in my backyard... I live in NE FL, near St Augustine. At first, I thought there were no acorns... very strange. Then, I saw them... they are very tiny, and just beginning to show sprout on the branches.
Not sure if this is normal, but might explain the lack of acorns people are reporting... it is probably just too soon to be seeing acorns... I think they show up in August.
Anyway, let me know if i am wrong... this oak tree connection is interesting to me.
Not sure if this is normal, but might explain the lack of acorns people are reporting... it is probably just too soon to be seeing acorns... I think they show up in August.
Anyway, let me know if i am wrong... this oak tree connection is interesting to me.
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Re: Predicting Hurricane Season - Sans the Science
This link explains acorn formation. According to this, acorns show up 2 weeks into August.
http://www.utextension.utk.edu/publications/wfiles/W126.pdf
http://www.utextension.utk.edu/publications/wfiles/W126.pdf
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Re: Predicting Hurricane Season - Sans the Science
Emmett_Brown wrote:This link explains acorn formation. According to this, acorns show up 2 weeks into August.
http://www.utextension.utk.edu/publications/wfiles/W126.pdf
I guess that's why my squirrels are eating, hoarding and burying mushrooms. Things are pretty bad when you start digging up dessicated mushrooms to eat.
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Re: Predicting Hurricane Season - Sans the Science
A quick poll of some of my friends that claim to be psychic says that this year is going to be worse than 2005. We'll see...
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Re: Predicting Hurricane Season - Sans the Science
Actually, there is a very interesting correlation between animal activity and sever storms or even earthquakes. I've never been able to pinpoint exactly what it is that the animals sense. Perhaps they can detect differences in air pressure?
If another cat 4 or 5 heads this way Fred is going to have to share his Budweiser.
If another cat 4 or 5 heads this way Fred is going to have to share his Budweiser.
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