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Joe Redifer
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Nice! Tomorrow it's supposed to be 70° here in Denver and then snow a few inches the next day. I love Colorado!

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Mike Schindler
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I blame Tim and his high magenta soundtracks. [Wink]

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Greg Anderson
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This was about three weeks ago. The snow has settled quite a bit since then.

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Tim Reed
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quote: Mike Schindler
I blame Tim and his high magenta soundtracks.
As someone I know used to say while tossing trash out the car window, "Put litter in its place." [Razz] [Big Grin]

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Mike Schindler
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But in all seriousness, there was a day earlier this winter here in Chicago when the temperature dropped about 40 degrees in the span of a few hours. That's more than a little terrifying. We've messed the planet up in a big bad way.

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Joe Redifer
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How is that our fault? Never heard of a cold front?

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Mike Schindler
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You don't think 70 degrees one day and snow the next is a little weird? This isn't the Genesis planet.

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James Westbrook
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This has happened out here in Lubbock more than once. Here we call it a Blue Norther.
The old joke out here is if you don't like the weather, just wait a few hours: It will change.
It was in the 70s today, and we expect sleet and snow Monday morning. Likely will melt off by the afternoon.

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Joe Redifer
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Happens all the time. There's nothing odd about it. If you want to blame something, blame the sun for causing weather and climates in the first place. Only man's arrogance would assume that he could change the entire world's natural climates so "drastically" in 100 years.

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Mike Schindler
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While it's true that there is not enough data to determine with scientific certainty whether or not what's going on in the world right now is normal, logic would suggest that it's not.

Even if pollution, etc., is not responsible for what's happened in the past century, it's not helping. So why not give the majority of scientists the benefit of the doubt and try to clean things up, just in case?

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Joe Redifer
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Oh I agree that we definitely need to clean things up if only to make things look and smell nicer, plus easier to breathe. Nothing wrong with that in any way. But as a Coloradan, having two back-to-back days with near-polar opposite temperatures isn't unusual. In fact, it's quite nice! Especially when day #1 is freezing and snowy, and the next day is 80 degrees!

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Charles Caron
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Maybe they call it the wild west because of the weather.... fast temp change

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Mike Schindler
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In an attempt to get this thread back on track, say hello to my good friend, B.J. Pumpkin.

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Tim Reed
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quote: Joe Redifer
blame the sun for causing weather and climates in the first place
[rofl] Joe, you're too funny! [Big Grin]

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Mike Heenan
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Myself and Kitten Natividad last Friday, giving me a cake for my 30th Birthday.

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