WWA Info Exchange

Tornadoes, 80's, rain, hail, and now heavy wet snow.

Crazy month we have going here.

This morning coming to work at 7 it was 40 MPH at the most, visibilty was horrible, heavy wet snow, huge flakes, almost like snowballs, we have several inches on the ground in less than 2 hours.

Currenty nearly 9 am CDT and 33 degrees, ICK !!!

Vicki

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Whoever said nothing is impossible, never tried slamming a revolving door....

We've had some 32deg temps overnight in some locales (not ours!) here in the Puget Sound area. Snow yesterday but didn't stick around.

Indeed, Mother Nature seems to be annoyed with us.

I wonder why?

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Nullum Gratuitum Prandium

Cheers - Dennis

Maybe we can blame this on Global Warming.

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My father was my Mentor for my WW hobby. luv ya dad.

WW'ers I have met.
Guroo
Verna
Wooder
Paul, (brother,)
Falcon1.
Gene and his friend George

I always think this name 'Global Warming' should be dumped... sure it's the root cause but the results cause the much more informative 'Weather Instability'.

Just to make you green we've had the hottest day so far this year.. into the low to mid 70s

Well above the seasonal norm.

Ray

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I aim to live for ever.... and it's taking me that long to get my workshop finished!

It's all Al Gores fault.

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Paul G
"To the last I grapple with thee, from heqq's heart I stab at thee, for hates sake I spit my last breath at thee."

Shun those studies in which the work that results dies with the worker.
-- Leonardo da Vinci

I agree!
What ever happened to that big hole in the ozone layer? Did it move? Did it finally fill in? Did all the things we did to stop it really help? Where is the news media when you really want to know something important?

Rog

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Dont badmouth no strangers, they just friends you aint met yet.

An ounce of responsibility is worth a pound of State and Federal laws.

I spent most of my money on woodworking
tools and beer, the rest I just wasted.

The hole in the ozone layer has little directly to do with weather instability. It allows more dangerous wavelengths of Ultra Violet Radiation to reach ground level which significantly increases the risk of Skin Cancers as well as Cataract and Macula Degeneration.

The hole has been getting steadily smaller for the last few years, thanks to the banning of CFCs.

So YES action did do some good!

Ray

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I aim to live for ever.... and it's taking me that long to get my workshop finished!