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I took the pill jill and it does the trick nick. Another day you can look at the radar for FL and see how a reverse west windflow works as showers move toward the east coast well inland of where i live. I hate the sun so much if i never saw it again it would be too soon.
I think that was in response to the clearly obvious trolling from Botev over the years, with gems such as...
From a previous thread asking when our first 80F day will occur.
I agree with his trolling for top water fish trish. But his weather sure beats my summer weather by a light year. I would rather be dead than deal with 8 months of my hell like dry and hot weather. I am just shut down till now until Dec and don't wanna live.
A reverse west windflow is just a westerly then. There is nothing 'reverse' about it.
You also don't know. A west windflow 24/7 was not normal in FL for a summertime pattern until the mid 80's. Now with all the ice melting at a faster pace none will be left world wide within 90 years and even worse weather changes are coming. FL will be bone dry year round within 70 years as the ridge axis will sit over the southeast year round.
Yuma, AZ area--Multiple months of average temperatures over 100F, over 4,000 hours of sunlight and that's not even talking about having under 4" of rain a year.
Atacama Desert region--Some places here have had no measurable rainfall for years and the sun intensity is the same as the Sahara desert in some places.
Sacramento Valley region--Horrid hot summer months with no rainfall. No different from the rest of the long list of Mediterranean climates; they are all awful.
Yuma, AZ area--Multiple months of average temperatures over 100F, over 4,000 hours of sunlight and that's not even talking about having under 4" of rain a year.
Atacama Desert region--Some places here have had no measurable rainfall for years and the sun intensity is the same as the Sahara desert in some places.
Sacramento Valley region--Horrid hot summer months with no rainfall. No different from the rest of the long list of Mediterranean climates; they are all awful.
As far as the US goes southern California has the worst climate, Los Angeles as an example. Not enough change in season, too hot and dry during the summer, too much sunshine, and the record highs are too high year round. The Sonoran Desert region of Arizona is a close second followed by the northern Great Plains.
As far as the US goes southern California has the worst climate, Los Angeles as an example. Not enough change in season, too hot and dry during the summer, too much sunshine, and the record highs are too high year round. The Sonoran Desert region of Arizona is a close second followed by the northern Great Plains.
You would be dead wrong in my book nook. It would be 10 times better than no rain for months solid 100% sunshine days, dew points over 74 and lows of 74 to 84f like i have.
I thought you lived in Florida? Anyway that is the same weather we get here in Malta too.
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Originally Posted by LKJ1988
I took the pill jill and it does the trick nick. Another day you can look at the radar for FL and see how a reverse west windflow works as showers move toward the east coast well inland of where i live. I hate the sun so much if i never saw it again it would be too soon.
There is no such thing as a reverse west windflow. It is a westerly wind, a reverse of that would be an easterly
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