Pascal & Bernoulli principles combined weaken hurricanes

[cyclonekiller]

So leave it on for 20 days.

So...you have a 20 day forecast for a hurricane now?

So...see...you even admit by this answer that you do not know how to do research. So why should anyone take anything you say seriously?

Want to explain why there is a drought in Europe given the global warming producing floods?

You don't either accoring to this map it is in excess of 60 miles per day even past Georgia.

http://envisat.esa.int/live/lg_03.gif

But it's not constant. That's the speed right now and that's Georgia...oooohh...which is a whole 60 miles north of Florida. Opps. My bad...I was off by 20 miles per day. It's crawling off the coast of SC. So it averages out. You do understand avererages right? Bottom line? It isn't moving 900+ miles in 8 days. Bottom line? There are no 8 DAY FORECAST FOR HURRICANES. AND you have still yet to explain how that will work. Car to now?

Still trying to explain the drought in Europe? Maybe you would like to do that now to...in light of PK's data. Oh I forgot...you don't like data.

Perhaps, your right if stops raining over there for over a few days they think thay are in a drought.

[P.K.]

PK...HOW DARE you bring actual data into this discussion...don't you know you're a victim of his car? NOw...if you can't just make up some stuff....go to bed!

You won't be liking this post then....

I've found EWP data going back a bit further showing just how much of a variability there is with precipitation. To compare it there is also a plot of the Central England Temperature.




It is only 10:30!!

[James]

So leave it on for 20 days.

So...you have a 20 day forecast for a hurricane now?

So...see...you even admit by this answer that you do not know how to do research. So why should anyone take anything you say seriously?

Want to explain why there is a drought in Europe given the global warming producing floods?

Excuse me, I know what a drought is and I know my own weather conditions much better than you.
You don't either accoring to this map it is in excess of 60 miles per day even past Georgia.

http://envisat.esa.int/live/lg_03.gif

But it's not constant. That's the speed right now and that's Georgia...oooohh...which is a whole 60 miles north of Florida. Opps. My bad...I was off by 20 miles per day. It's crawling off the coast of SC. So it averages out. You do understand avererages right? Bottom line? It isn't moving 900+ miles in 8 days. Bottom line? There are no 8 DAY FORECAST FOR HURRICANES. AND you have still yet to explain how that will work. Car to now?

Still trying to explain the drought in Europe? Maybe you would like to do that now to...in light of PK's data. Oh I forgot...you don't like data.

Perhaps, your right if stops raining over there for over a few days they think thay are in a drought.

Excuse me, I know what a drought is and I know my own weather conditions much better than you do.

[WindRunner]

So leave it on for 20 days.

So...you have a 20 day forecast for a hurricane now?

So...see...you even admit by this answer that you do not know how to do research. So why should anyone take anything you say seriously?

Want to explain why there is a drought in Europe given the global warming producing floods?

You don't either accoring to this map it is in excess of 60 miles per day even past Georgia.

http://envisat.esa.int/live/lg_03.gif

Nothing new, just another error in the math. BIG surprise! 1m/s is 53.698 miles/day. Not that it matters that you screwed up again, but it does show that you have no real knowledge of math, as you can't even do an extremely easy conversion.

[Air Force Met]

Perhaps, your right if stops raining over there for over a few days they think thay are in a drought.

OK...this has been fun for me...now I'm ticked. You are a moron or some other $^%#* and if you had any shame...you would be ashamed. Let's see...how many French died a few years ago in their drought that lasted a few days when it didn't rain? Thousands?

Here's a flash for you from a while back"

"Europe is aflame, with little prospect of any imminent change in the weather to cool it off.

"We've never had this kind of drought in 50 years. People have died in forest fires, and firefighters across the continent are fully stretched.

The forecast for Rome and Lisbon is 37C, for Athens 33C, and no respite is in sight.

For Europe's farmers, totally dependent on the weather, the outlook is dire, and remedies are few.

The European Union has begun to act. Its agriculture ministers debated the drought a week ago, at the insistence of two of the worst-affected countries, Austria and France. "

You're an idiot.

[Air Force Met]

Nothing new, just another error in the math. BIG surprise! 1m/s is 53.698 miles/day. Not that it matters that you screwed up again, but it does show that you have no real knowledge of math, as you can't even do an extremely easy conversion.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Troll tennis. Your serve.

[P.K.]

Perhaps, your right if stops raining over there for over a few days they think thay are in a drought.

Let's see...how many French died a few years ago in their drought that lasted a few days when it didn't rain? Thousands?

Between 12,000 and 13,000 if I remember right of which many were around Paris. That was a really bad summer. (Reached 37.8C in England which was the hottest ever recorded here)

Before I came back to university in October I was running at around 60% of the average rainfall at home, it has been very dry this year.

Edit - 10:30pm

[Air Force Met]

It is only 10:30!!

Oh...then it's my bedtime!

[Air Force Met]

Before I came back to university in October I was running at around 60% of the average rainfall at home, it has been very dry this year.

I think you are mistaken. I have it on good authority that you are getting deluged because I drive a G.T.O. (and rather recklessly I might add!).

[HurryKane]

Before I came back to university in October I was running at around 60% of the average rainfall at home, it has been very dry this year.

I think you are mistaken. I have it on good authority that you are getting deluged because I drive a G.T.O. (and rather recklessly I might add!).

Oh yeah, well my buttless-chap-wearing garden gnome says it's dry as a bone.

[P.K.]

I think you are mistaken. I have it on good authority that you are getting deluged because I drive a G.T.O. (and rather recklessly I might add!).

We had 24mm here the other day which was almost as much as we had all of last month!

G.T.O.?

[Air Force Met]

Oh yeah, well my buttless-chap-wearing garden gnome says it's dry as a bone.

Well...sorry about that...I bought an SUV last spring. We burn all sorts of GAS.

[HurryKane]

Oh yeah, well my buttless-chap-wearing garden gnome says it's dry as a bone.

Well...sorry about that...I bought an SUV last spring. We burn all sorts of GAS.

There's a GTO SUV? That I gotta see

[Air Force Met]

I think you are mistaken. I have it on good authority that you are getting deluged because I drive a G.T.O. (and rather recklessly I might add!).

We had 24mm here the other day which was almost as much as we had all of last month!

G.T.O.?

Yes...a GTO.

http://www.pontiac.com/gto/index.jsp

Vrooooom. I've had it up to 155 mph. Got a little "nervous" after that.

[Air Force Met]

Oh yeah, well my buttless-chap-wearing garden gnome says it's dry as a bone.

Well...sorry about that...I bought an SUV last spring. We burn all sorts of GAS.

There's a GTO SUV? That I gotta see

No...bought a SUV seperately. SUV is the wife's...the goat is mine.

[cyclonekiller]

Before I came back to university in October I was running at around 60% of the average rainfall at home, it has been very dry this year.

I think you are mistaken. I have it on good authority that you are getting deluged because I drive a G.T.O. (and rather recklessly I might add!).

Oh yeah, well my buttless-chap-wearing garden gnome says it's dry as a bone.

BTW did you all know that the cooling water coming from power houses during peak hours is over 115 degrees F and is just dumped into a bay, ocean or lake. This also adds to warming of the planet. But you never hear that side of the story. Why?

[Matt-hurricanewatcher]

What is a power house?

[P.K.]

Ah ok, that company doesn't sell cars over here. (And if they did it would cost twice as much as over there)

EPA (City/Highway) 16/21 mpg**

Wow, that is a very high fuel consumption rate.

[cyclonekiller]

What is a power house?

You can't be serious. A power plant.

[Air Force Met]

Ah ok, that company doesn't sell cars over here. (And if they did it would cost twice as much as over there)

EPA (City/Highway) 16/21 mpg**

Wow, that is a very high fuel consumption rate.

Yeah...especially when it's floored.