February 2021 Forecasts and Discussions

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Wintergirl wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 11:32 am This winter sucked big time! Worst winter here in a very long time. If winter is over then bring on summer, boating fishing dirt biking! Wind storms thunder storms something better than this boring depressing crap. It is dreary outside, some slush covered grass and cloudy skies. I assume winter is done, good riddance to you. ;)
You forgot quadding..just saying :relaxedos:
January 2025 incoming..looks like more Pineapples..Happy New Year! :think:
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stuffradio wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 11:38 am https://globalnews.ca/news/7647432/are- ... e-extreme/
I have seen increased chatter on Twitter about this over the last ~week. The consensus from the leading atmospheric scientists seems to be that Global Warming is causing a decreased frequency of arctic outbreaks, but Kristi Gordon says it is causing increased frequency of Arctic Outbreaks.
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What arctic air? :think: :think:
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Looks like another extended snowmobiling season for the Hawk! Last year was sledding right from the cabin on April 7 (i think) still in patchy snow pretty much up to the mountains.. :clap: :clap:
A repeat is in order buttees!!! :thumbup:

Edit: Mountains was all powwwwwder and deeeeeeep. :thumbup:
January 2025 incoming..looks like more Pineapples..Happy New Year! :think:
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Hawk wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 12:10 pm You forgot quadding..just saying :relaxedos:
Oh and that too! :P
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Hawk wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 12:14 pm Looks like another extended snowmobiling season for the Hawk! Last year was sledding right from the cabin on April 7 (i think) still in patchy snow pretty much up to the mountains.. :clap: :clap:
A repeat is in order buttees!!! :thumbup:

Edit: Mountains was all powwwwwder and deeeeeeep. :thumbup:
I hope Summer will be smokeless if this happens.
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Hawk wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 12:12 pm :error:
What arctic air? :think: :think:
I am going to have to agree with Cliff Mass on this one. Climate Change and warming would make the Texas event less likely to happen.

https://cliffmass.blogspot.com/2021/02/ ... lobal.html
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Why not try cycling to work, grocery store, anywhere!
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stuffradio wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 12:25 pm I hope Summer will be smokeless if this happens.
Only takes a week or two of heat. Especially since all the cut blocks around allow direct sunlight to burn right through any snowpack. 2018, record high snowpack before May, completely decimated by June.

Global warming has certainly made fire seasons worse but it’s only one ingredient that industry has added. You can throw flooding in there too. The modern forestry industry is a criminal industry in a just society. The amount of disease running through forests and creating deadwood build up would not be acceptable if not for our brainless leaders being beholden to these archaic ways of developing resources.
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PortKells wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 1:28 pm Only takes a week or two of heat. Especially since all the cut blocks around allow direct sunlight to burn right through any snowpack. 2018, record high snowpack before May, completely decimated by June.

Global warming has certainly made fire seasons worse but it’s only one ingredient that industry has added. You can throw flooding in there too. The modern forestry industry is a criminal industry in a just society. The amount of disease running through forests and creating deadwood build up would not be acceptable if not for our brainless leaders being beholden to these archaic ways of developing resources.
Sounds like you are an expert in forestry to! You should run for politics! So much wisdom is wasted as a teacher helper.
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stuffradio wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 12:25 pm I hope Summer will be smokeless if this happens.
I hope so but California is still in a pretty significant drought, even with the big snowstorm a few weeks ago.
It always snows in December in the Kootenays :clap:
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John wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 2:19 pm Sounds like you are an expert in forestry to! You should run for politics! So much wisdom is wasted as a teacher helper.
Doesn’t take much wisdom to see what damage is being done by these vast swaths of cutblocks. Just drive over the Coquihala to see all of the diseased and dying forests. Ive also gone backcountry camping a lot and seen it first hand.
Have I offended you in some way? This is at least somewhat relevant to weather, unlike when you randomly trashed every teacher as lazy and entitled for no reason at all.
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Wow. Cherry blossoms are already out. :sick:
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PortKells wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 3:25 pm Doesn’t take much wisdom to see what damage is being done by these vast swaths of cutblocks. Just drive over the Coquihala to see all of the diseased and dying forests. Ive also gone backcountry camping a lot and seen it first hand.
Have I offended you in some way? This is at least somewhat relevant to weather, unlike when you randomly trashed every teacher as lazy and entitled for no reason at all.
Don't mind him. Climate change doesn't exist if you read his old posts
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Ovonucks wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 4:00 pm Don't mind him. Climate change doesn't exist if you read his old posts

Lol yes it does
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Doesn’t take much wisdom to see what damage is being done by these vast swaths of cutblocks. Just drive over the Coquihala to see all of the diseased and dying forests. Ive also gone backcountry camping a lot and seen it first hand.
Have I offended you in some way? This is at least somewhat relevant to weather, unlike when you randomly trashed every teacher as lazy and entitled for no reason at all.
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I don’t think every teacher is lazy at all.

I don’t like clear cutting either but not an expert
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It is well known that deforestation can lead to desertification. Groundwater retention is reduced leading to dry top soil and dead vegitation. My 2nd year field research team noted that the diurnal temperature swings were greater in deforested areas (we had a control site where we shaded the readers). This is science that has been peer reviewed and proven countless times.
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