Global warming strikes again
The Jade Star
22-01-2007, 01:45
Its snowing here in Tucson, Arizona. Thats about 70 miles north of the border for those who dont know.
I would say its about an inch thick on the grass now, but its not sticking to the roads or driveways yet.
I'll see if I can get some pictures though. May be a while though, my parents are intent on taking pictures of everything.
With luck this will hold until tommorow and we can get some really good pictures in the park at morning.
Novus-America
22-01-2007, 01:49
Haven't you guys realized it yet? This is all part of a plot by the North to ensure that the South doesn't "rise again." We can handle the snow whilst you press the panic button after a single inch accumulates.
The Jade Star
22-01-2007, 01:51
Haven't you guys realized it yet? This is all part of a plot by the North to ensure that the South doesn't "rise again." We can handle the snow whilst you press the panic button after a single inch accumulates.
I see, I see. All the children will be too busy playing to get edumacated, 'cause the stage coach cant take the hill in the snow. ;)
Dobbsworld
22-01-2007, 01:51
Welcome to the 21st century, Tuscon.
Teh_pantless_hero
22-01-2007, 02:11
Haven't you guys realized it yet? This is all part of a plot by the North to ensure that the South doesn't "rise again." We can handle the snow whilst you press the panic button after a single inch accumulates.
The North will never take Alabama! It never snows here.
Fleckenstein
22-01-2007, 02:18
Ah, New Jersey. It can hit 100 degrees and drop a foot of snow in the same year.
I hope for another storm like last year. We went sledding, and the sled we left at the top was coated before we returned from the bottom. Blizzards rule. :cool:
The North will never take Alabama! It never snows here.
A fellow Alabamian? Interesting...
Read My Mind
22-01-2007, 02:20
Ah, but you must see, this is all part of the process. First the world cools down and goes into an ice age, then it heats up and volcanoes rise up everywhere, then it's cold on one end and warm on the other, then it's warm all over and the polar ice caps melt and we all die.:cool:
Neo Undelia
22-01-2007, 02:21
It snowed in Austin recently, and we had enough sleet accumulate, partially melt and refreeze around here to pretend it was snow.
Sel Appa
22-01-2007, 02:27
Its snowing here in Tucson, Arizona. Thats about 70 miles north of the border for those who dont know.
I would say its about an inch thick on the grass now, but its not sticking to the roads or driveways yet.
I'll see if I can get some pictures though. May be a while though, my parents are intent on taking pictures of everything.
With luck this will hold until tommorow and we can get some really good pictures in the park at morning.
What the fluck!!!! We haven't got much past 2mm and you guys already get a friggin inch!
Dinaverg
22-01-2007, 02:53
2mm of snow? Is that even possible?
Hah, you're worrying about an inch of snow. A pacific island got completely evacuated because of the rate the water was rising- on of the highest points was a few metres away from the shoreline (At mid tide, not high tide :eek: ).
Murderous maniacs
22-01-2007, 03:12
you think that's bad. recently in parts of australia, it rained more than the average for this month in one day, flooding some areas in south australia and victoria (i think).
and i have a strong feeling it's rained more in summer than it has in winter, which definitely is wrong for south australia...
A fellow Alabamian? Interesting...
That explains a lot about both of you:p
I kid