Our weather is back to the mid-90's F. Some blame El Nino, I blame Moi - lol

MacTheWolf (imported) wrote: Mon Oct 12, 2015 6:16 pm Our weather is back to the mid-90's F. Some blame El Nino, I blame Moi - lol

Blame where blame is due. And their offensive weather weapons

Paolo wrote: Tue Dec 23, 2014 5:20 pm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BppBRCv1Bkg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

bOR38552MJA

Not Moi, - -

Why can't we say what we all know is true ?

This was the last production of the American News Network.

Paolo wrote: Tue Dec 23, 2014 5:20 pm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

XEaFLdK_e64

It features Lorne Greene, William Shatner and others who "blend" in among us.

Don't Blame, "Moi",

Blame where blame is due.

and their offensive weather weapons industry.

I remember their polar vortexs stationed across the 49th the last 3 winters that deprived

California of rain and presented extreme cold to the MidWest. Do YOU?

We need to stop blaming all people for climate change

when explores "Weather Weapons".

El Moi

defender of los peples & Truth

MacTheWolf (imported) wrote: Mon Oct 12, 2015 6:16 pm Our weather is back to the mid-90's F. Some blame El Nino, I blame Moi - lol

Fortunately, you can't blame me! I arrived in the area yesterday to spend a couple of days with family.

Yes, it's warm, but certainly not unbearable at only 101°F when I checked this afternoon. Hot, but I was happy enough in the shade. The weather-guessers are even predicting COOLING by Tuesday.

Wednesday, I move to Long Beach for a conference and the weather outside (while I'm trapped inside) is expected to be beautiful.....

Pittsburgh's and western Pennsylvania's weather forecasting got so bad back in the late 1970's and early 1980's that the TV stations moved the weathermen outside. Thus the weathermen could not say "The Sun Is Shining" when it was raining (people would call the station and complain about that)... With the three rivers meeting and the way the mountains (very large hills, actually) are set, places five miles apart in this area can have different weather.

Now I've got myself in trouble by saying that our weathermen were so bad that they had to do the weather outside...

One dear lady didn't quite understand that and a hour later I heard a friend explaining that ALL weathermen forecast the weather outside but the weathermen themselves were standing outside. And then she understood and treated me like shit for several years for making fun of her. I never did that. I just thought everyone understood that no building has "inside" weather forecasts.

So I take weather forecasts with a very large bricks (not grains) of salt (to use a sad old bromide). . .

I look outside in all four compass directions and then and only then do I know what the weather is doing.

JesusA (imported) wrote: Mon Oct 12, 2015 9:15 pm Fortunately, you can't blame me! ...

Innocence and blame are totally unrelated.

We finally dried out here, but good, in September. It's been pleasant enough, but dusty. Good for the farmers. Not good for the fall mushrooms, although I just hit the biggest strike of Laetiporus Sulphureus I've ever seen in my life. So much, in fact, that I nearly wet my pants when I saw them! I'm going to give them one more day to mature, then start harvesting. If anyone is curious, email me and I'll send you a picture of them. Also known as "Chicken of the Woods", and to do a shameless plug here, one of the specimens that Dean hates in my "Blue Creek" story.

I live in a jungle, what can I say. Today we cut down shit trees again as they are encroaching on our property. I do love my new chainsaw, makes fast work of them. Then my roommate gets to drag them up for further cutting. We will take them to the transfer station Green Waist where they do ? god knows what with it. We had to quit early by 9am it was just too damn hot. Its a beautiful day here on the big Island, although the breeze could be a little stronger.

I love this place, Summer and rain storms every day, I never get tired of it, the only place I have ever lived where you take your umbrella with you, just in case, while dressed in shorts, sandals and a t-shirt.

The only time I put on the long pants is days like today when I am working with the chainsaw, its more for protection then to keep you warm, as a matter of fact its just to damn hot for all those clothes but safety first.

Now for a cold shower then shorts, t-shirt and sandals and I am off to town. Yes the umbrella is in the car.

85 sunny, feels like 100, clear skies, just

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Fri Dec 12, 2014 1:43 am another beautiful day in paradise.

Aloha

Made a find of wild orchids today not like mushrooms you don't eat them but they are beautiful.

Last night we had the worst lightning and thunder storm I have ever experienced. It stopped about 3:30 am. When I woke up at 8:00 am there was no electricity for several blocks. Everything came back on by 9:00 am.

Clearly you never lived in the MID west, which if you look at the map of the USA looks more like the mid east but that name was already taken. I remember going down into my basement when I lived in St Louis when a bolt of lightning hit next to the tree in my front yard, my teeth itched for a couple days and every piece of electronic I owned turned on, it fried my PC which I was about to replace but no other damage. The guy in the front yard was knocked about 30 ft, but lived if a bit shaken, the Medics stayed with him for about an hour before he could use his fingers again and drive home. Then there was the time one hit between talula's place and mine, it fried every communication card in every pc and a couple of video cards. Power outages that goes with the territory, usually only out for a half day or so.

We get the same thing here in Hawaii, a storm hits the power goes out. We have solar panels on the roof plus an inverter and generator so we are never without power. One of the joys of living off the grid, if you loose power you call your electric company then you grab your screwdriver and go to work. Think about this, our water comes from a catchment tank in the back yard. If we loose power we also lose water.

It got cold.

The guys came around to paint the outside of my house and it's been chilly and partially cloudy.

Saturday Night has a freeze warning -- killer frost.

Thousands of little insects are trying to get inside my house where it is warm because the heat is on and I'm comfy.