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  1. Scifi writer Larry Correia lives in Utah and had a couple of different times up to two feet of snow overnight last couple weeks. Last night I guess about 90% of it got melted and the fun started!

  2. These heavy precip events are known to occur when the heliosphere is weak and the atmosphere/clouds are bombarded with more cosmic rays

    1. To give you an idea how localized this was, I work about 20 miles from the Airport. We received a few inches, and not nearly as much as I’ve experienced in other storms. For me the storm was a mere inconvenience as I walked around puddles to get from one building to another.

  3. Not a drop mid way up the state, just windy. Not that uncommon this time of year.

  4. And yesterday I saw an interview with a rancher near Okeechobee who’s having trouble feeding his cattle. Not enough rain to grow grass.
    Most of the fruit crops are supposedly in danger too.

  5. Head for the high ground! Oh right, Florida.
    Waiting for Al Gore to blame this on whatever they call Globull Warming this week.
    My sympathies to all those dealing with the flood, with all the electronics in modern cars hidden under the seats I’ll bet a lot of drivers are going to have problems.

    1. AL
      Or the idiot female passenger who opens the door and lets the flood in, as the one who sank my 59 T-bird did:-(((((

        1. Ex-wife is my guess, Rett. ;o)

          A guy can forgive a lot of things, but a ’57 T-Bird? No way.

  6. The real reason airline pilots aren’t allowed to drink 24 hours before flying.

    Pilot: “Let’s play… Alaskan Bush Pilot!

    Let’s find a lake where we can set this puppy down.”

    Co-pilot: “Home office is gonna be mad… but okay. I’m in.”

    Pilot:“Here we go. Hold my beer.”

    Co-pilot:“We’ll have to think of something to tell the passengers, you know.”

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