On Jul 15, 6:28*pm, Telamon
wrote:
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*Dave wrote:
bpnjensen wrote:
On Jul 15, 5:50 am, Dave wrote:
RHF wrote:
On Jun 25, 8:59 am, RHF wrote:
Today I heard many Lightning Strikes on the Radio
that were happening along the Sierra Nevadas from
up at the Lake Tahoe; down to Mount Whitney; and
across to Mount Diablo.
http://www.sierranevadaphotos.com/ge...getation_l.jpg
I've been living in the Sierra Pelonas foothills for 10 years. *The
thunderstorms have to dissipate all their energy to get over the
mountains. *If they make it at all, there is no "storminess" left in
them. *The storms generally stop at the San Andreas fault, as delineated
around here by Elizabeth Lake Rd. *I get maybe 4-6" of rain a year,
except during El Nino.

Dave - California is a big place, and it is impossible to gauge the
amount of lightning statewide by your local experience. *

My point exactly.

You have no point.

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Telamon
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Oh, I think he has a point in there somewhere - he's just a bit hard
to read sometimes. ;-)

Bruce Jensen