Oh my fvcking gawd!

[innerSpaceman]

Yeah, but SNOW in WESTWOOD?!?!? Sea-level Westwood in Los Angeles, California??? WTF?


Apocalypse Soon, anyone?

[wendybeth]

I feel sorry for all the 'snowbirds' from our area.


We got more snow today- couldn't get up our hill, so I had to go around and take a more gradual incline, which I barely made.

I hate winter.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

Yeah, but SNOW in WESTWOOD?!?!? Sea-level Westwood in Los Angeles, California??? WTF?


Apocalypse Soon, anyone?

In 1989, a temperature of -8 F was recorded in Canoga Park. This year's downright balmy.

[Moonliner]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

In 1989, a temperature of -8 F was recorded in Canoga Park. This year's downright balmy.

Now that you mention Canoga Park, it makes me curious. Any chance we attended the same elementary school?

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by Moonliner

Now that you mention Canoga Park, it makes me curious. Any chance we attended the same elementary school?

Nope, I lived further west, other side of Falbrook (now technically West Hills ) and went to Welby Way.

Your school, however, is less than a mile from CP's parents' house.

[RStar]

Just like the "average" rainfall is on a cycle here in So Cal as well. They say, on average, that we have a drought every seven years. But the slide is incramental, so the years before and after the drought are low in rainfall also. And at the other end is flooding. Of course there are little exception blips that would cause bumbs in a graph, but in gerneral, we have a seven year cycle.

And this also effects the life cycles of plants and animals. There is a seven year boom of rabbits due to the growth of plants durring the rainy season, and they die off durring drought.

I think everything on earth works this way, and patterns would be noticable with enough information. And take decades or mellinia rather than years, and we may see weather patterns of mini ice ages, ozone depletions, mean global temperature changes, and greenhouse gas increases as well. Not to mention asteroids and volcanic eruptions that changed weather.

What does all of this mean? Hell, I don't know. I just think it is interesting, and anyone that whats to draw any kind of conclusions from a small sample of information should be very carefull.

That is all.....