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earthquakes, colder than normal, hotter than normal, etc etc. what is going on? anybody seeing a trend? i know this has be beaten to a pole but is it possible humans have a positive correlation affect on mother nature?

this is getting ridiculous and will only get worse.  something really bad will happen soon to the united states as we have not had a major major catastrophe happen yet. althogh u can argue the tornadoes.

we keep taking away all of her natural resources and she will take revenge and we deserve every bit of it.
 
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Yup. The temperature is supposed to remain constant everyday everywhere. The sky is falling, chicken little.


 
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Quote Originally Posted by jlt9889:

earthquakes, colder than normal, hotter than normal, etc etc. what is going on? anybody seeing a trend? i know this has be beaten to a pole but is it possible humans have a positive correlation affect on mother nature?

this is getting ridiculous and will only get worse.  something really bad will happen soon to the united states as we have not had a major major catastrophe happen yet. althogh u can argue the tornadoes.

we keep taking away all of her natural resources and she will take revenge and we deserve every bit of it.

I'd argue Katrina would fall into that category. 

My feeling is the west coast quake is next up for the US. 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by HutchEmAll:

I'd argue Katrina would fall into that category. 

My feeling is the west coast quake is next up for the US. 

Exactly.

 
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shes trying to get rid of her cancer
 
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A lot of people are praying for rain down here in the south. Louisiana is on pace for about 19 inches of rain this year with an average rainfall of 64 inches/year. My fear is that we will make all that up and them some as hurricane season started a few days ago. With the temperature of the GOM at thos point we are in for a few good storms this season.

 
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try houston where i live and most of texas we are in a major drought. its sooo bad right now. and its not going to get any better. 

and year just waiting for that earthquake to hit california. it will hit before the end of next year
 
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Quote Originally Posted by HutchEmAll:

I'd argue Katrina would fall into that category. 

My feeling is the west coast quake is next up for the US. 



Yellowstone was supposed to blow up thousands of years ago.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by HutchEmAll:

I'd argue Katrina would fall into that category. 

My feeling is the west coast quake is next up for the US. 

Or possibly the New Madrid fault that stretches from Mississippi to Illinois
 
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yulp just wait and see in the next couple of years.  we are in for a catastrophic disaster of major proportions.  good luck gentlemen
 
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guys don't be too simple....u r only looking at america, BUT that is not enough...there is more happening on THIS PLANET....
1. Japan
2. E coli outbreak in Europe
3. Tornados
4. Earthquakes
5. USA economy not getting better, unemployment level is stuck -not getting better at all, most americans only work for just living like buying food and gas, that is all they can spend on....70 million americans asking for food cards...
6. terrorist attacks
on and on....
it all comes together to a lot of negative stuff...
But that's how it is...  Anyway: Go Mavs!
 
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I think there are two main issues right now that are effecting the weather...

1. Volcano in northern europe...  the ash from the volcano has had to logically decrease the amount of sunlight hitting the earth effecting temperature...

2. Oil spill, the viscosity of the water effecting surface and deep currents that influences temperature of the ocean...

 
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lets pray for rain in texas please. not so much dallas area but the surrounding areas. it has only rained three times since last november here in houston.  and some parts only once.  we are experiecing 99 degree weather today and 100 tomorrow. both records highs.  it should be around 92 to 94 this time of the year. i cannot wait until august hits at this rate it will be 102 and 105

anybody think sacrificing virgins might bring the rain?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by dl36:

I think there are two main issues right now that are effecting the weather...

1. Volcano in northern europe...  the ash from the volcano has had to logically decrease the amount of sunlight hitting the earth effecting temperature...

2. Oil spill, the viscosity of the water effecting surface and deep currents that influences temperature of the ocean...

 

Just don't think that the oil spill has that big of an impact.

 
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All these things have been happening forever.  It seems like it happens more now because of cable t.v., internet, cameras everywhere.  It's terrible.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by lovethedough:

All these things have been happening forever.  It seems like it happens more now because of cable t.v., internet, cameras everywhere.  It's terrible.
Much worse now.   Look at the tornadoes.  Summer hasn't even started and we already have broken the record for tornadoes.  
 
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Quote Originally Posted by lovethedough:

All these things have been happening forever.  It seems like it happens more now because of cable t.v., internet, cameras everywhere.  It's terrible.


not really its more frequent now than it ever has been.  seems like every year its gettting worse and worse. and yes internet does spread news faster but this is getting ridiculous. if you do not see it then i do not know how to help you.

and yes that oil spill has probably something to do with it. we just do not acknowledge that.   we messed up the eco system .  it has huge effects on the weather.


 
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Its RAINING in BR, Louisiana. Praise the lord.
 
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now we have huge amounts of rain in california for this time of the year? what gives? maybe warmer water temperatures ?  i cannot wait until hurricane season.  hope we get about 3 to 6 major hurricanes to hit america.  take your revenge mother nature for us polluting your blood in the gulf of mexico.
 
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Was supposed to rain here in Houston, clouds were black as night but never received a drop. WTF
 
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35 miles south of here in Sioux City and South Dakota are evacuated now for 2 months...I'm thinking a really big boat is in order.  Sad to see whats happening there right now. 
 
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can u explain snow in hawaii during peak summer time?
 
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now we have major wild fires that has consumed alot of arizona. largest in its history. 
 
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triple digit heat? records highs? mother nature taking her revenge
 
 
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