Why the heck isn't Texas getting any rain???????
Why the heck isn't Texas getting any rain???????
Should be coming down as sleet. You know, what with hell freezing over last week and everything.
No moisture in the air couple with lack of a suitable lifting force.
there are no rain clouds overhead, duhhhhhhhh
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This thread wasn't titled "Hey Pat or any other broken-garage-door-knowing-about-people".Originally Posted by Mjcpr
Time to admonish 1TC too then.Originally Posted by Widescreen
There will be others I'm sure.
Originally Posted by Widescreen
We're downstream of a persistent upper-level ridge.
I'm not happy until you're not happy.
Nah. They're not nearly as much fun to admonish.Originally Posted by Mjcpr
I'm not sure, but I think md just posted something NSFW.Originally Posted by mdklatt
Sick.Originally Posted by Widescreen
Dammit, wasn't quick enough with my edit.Originally Posted by handcrafted
I'm not happy until you're not happy.
Beat me to it.Originally Posted by mdklatt
I actually didn't understand either answer. Cypherin and sky-watchin are hard.Originally Posted by mdklatt
Originally Posted by Mjcpr
Rain showers, golden showers...... You know.
why you being a tattletale?Originally Posted by Mjcpr
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whatever makes the grass grow if ya know what I'm sayin!!!!!!#211!!!!!!!Originally Posted by KABOOKIE
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i think it has something to do with the whorns
Pat Robertson said it was because of those Homo's in Austin and this is God's wrath
Originally Posted by Widescreen
You know what the jet stream is, right? In order to get really good weather (storms and ****) the jet stream has to dip southward just upstream of us. This is called a trough, and it causes rising motion in the atmosphere (don't ask) and southeast winds to bring in moisture from the Gulf of Mexico. We have the opposite situation right now: ridging from Montana to New Mexico.
The jet stream moves around like a sine curve, alternating ridges and troughs, just like ocean waves. Usually these waves move eastward, but sometimes they stagnate and the troughs and ridges hang around for awhile. A ridge is just the area between two troughs (and vice versa), so while we're getting dry weather they're getting unsettled weather on the coasts.
I'm not happy until you're not happy.
Originally Posted by mdklatt
OK, that was a good explanation. So the next question is what are you and your peeps gonna do about it? We need rain!!!!11!!!!!11!!