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Rob Mccart | ED VANCE | Re: Autumn |
October 3, 2026 6:27 AM * |
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EV>Another April I drove through Memphis Tennessee and saw all of the >beautiful blooms in the area. >When I got back home to Indiana all the vegetation was bare. EV>This Earth being tilted at 23 Degrees allows the wx changes in each >Latitude. You Northeners have longer cold spells and shorter warm >seasons. Opposite for those in the Southern Hemispere. Yes, and it is surprising how what seem a little distance can make a big difference. I have friends that live only 250 miles or so South of me, and they will have totally different climate than I get. It will be noticably warmer, often 10 or 12F degrees, and that's enough that often they a few inches of snow and most of it doesn't stick around more than a few days while I'll get a couple feet of it here, and it's not going anywhere before spring.. Of course with the Climate instability these days you never know what you're going to end up with.. Supposedly a Super El Nino this winter which should give us a much warmer winter than usual. Last winter was unusually cold and snowy for recent years so it may be quite a change.. --- � SLMR Rob � *NEWSFLASH* Dyslexic Occultist sells soul to Santa � --- Scorpio BBS * Origin: capitolcityonline.net * KY, USA (618:250/10) |
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