November 2019 Forecasts and Discussions

[Typeing3]

12z Euro also looks good for a pattern change days 7-10. W/NW flow with mountain snow.

[Catnip]

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[Storm]

- PNA

[Catnip]

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[Canada Goose]

Impressive rainstorm.

The pic is the Coquitlam river near the Crystal falls trail right by my house.

I was there Yesterday afternoon. Big difference !

[Typeing3]

18z GFS still looks cool and active starting next Sunday into the long range.

[stuffradio]

Colder at the end of the month!

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[Forrest Gump]

Is it just me or are more news anchors and meteorologists phasing out the phrase Pineapple Express and using the term Atmospheric River in their
efforts to educate the public. Until the last year or two I have never heard them say Atmospheric River , at least not on global news , formerly bctv news. Probably more confusing for the public. Wayne Cox , Mr.Hawaiin shirt, used to say Pineapple Express on a regular basis for many years.

[SouthSardiswx]

Backdoor fart favours Washington and Oregon.

[SouthSardiswx]

Is it just me or are more news anchors and meteorologists phasing out the phrase Pineapple Express and using the term Atmospheric River in their
efforts to educate the public. Until the last year or two I have never heard them say Atmospheric River , at least not on global news , formerly bctv news. Probably more confusing for the public. Wayne Cox , Mr.Hawaiin shirt, used to say Pineapple Express on a regular basis for many years.

Yes he did, l think El Nito has a fork in this.

[Forrest Gump]

Backdoor fart favours Washington and Oregon.

Farmers raise stink over Sardineland 'fart tax'

Farmers blocked the streets of New Sardineland yesterday in protest at plans to impose the world's first "fart tax" on livestock flatulence.
Nicknamed the "back-door tax", the levy is intended to fund research into reducing the 37m tonnes of methane blown off each year by New Zealand's sheep, cattle and deer. Four hundred farmers with 20 tractors rallied outside parliament. An opposition MP led a cow named Energy up the steps of the building.

"New Zealand farmers are completely unsubsidised, completely unprotected in a hugely distorted global market," said the president of Federated Farmers, Tom Lambie. "The imposition of this unnec essary levy is just another cost we shouldn't have to bear."

A petition against the policy - which is likely to cost the average farmer NZ$300 (£110) a year - has gained more than 64,000 signatures, equal to nearly half of all New Zealand farmers.

Despite the proposed levy being dubbed the "fart tax", more than 90% of livestock methane comes from burping, rather than flatulence.

Wind from New Zealand's 30m sheep, 10m cattle and 2m deer accounts for 60% of greenhouse gas emissions, well ahead of industries such as transport and electricity generation. The New Zealand government has demanded the levy to speed research into ways of cutting livestock emissions before the start of the compliance period for the Kyoto protocol in 2008.

[SouthSardiswx]

Farmers raise stink over Sardineland 'fart tax'

Farmers blocked the streets of New Sardineland yesterday in protest at plans to impose the world's first "fart tax" on livestock flatulence.
Nicknamed the "back-door tax", the levy is intended to fund research into reducing the 37m tonnes of methane blown off each year by New Zealand's sheep, cattle and deer. Four hundred farmers with 20 tractors rallied outside parliament. An opposition MP led a cow named Energy up the steps of the building.

"New Zealand farmers are completely unsubsidised, completely unprotected in a hugely distorted global market," said the president of Federated Farmers, Tom Lambie. "The imposition of this unnec essary levy is just another cost we shouldn't have to bear."

A petition against the policy - which is likely to cost the average farmer NZ$300 (£110) a year - has gained more than 64,000 signatures, equal to nearly half of all New Zealand farmers.

Despite the proposed levy being dubbed the "fart tax", more than 90% of livestock methane comes from burping, rather than flatulence.

Wind from New Zealand's 30m sheep, 10m cattle and 2m deer accounts for 60% of greenhouse gas emissions, well ahead of industries such as transport and electricity generation. The New Zealand government has demanded the levy to speed research into ways of cutting livestock emissions before the start of the compliance period for the Kyoto protocol in 2008.

is this Sheriff approved.

[SouthSardiswx]

00Z GFS is running and the board is quiet must be a stinker.

[SouthSardiswx]

Time for my mid evening snack Grumps mmmm..... some ovenpucks looks good.

[Typeing3]

00Z GFS is running and the board is quiet must be a stinker.

Similar to past GFS runs. W flow with waves of mountain snow beginning next Sunday and continuing thru late month.

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