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(OT) California wildfires.
My name isn't Jethro.Sometimes, when David Hartmann is doing the weather
news on channel 16 www.wapt.com tv weather news and if the weather is stormy, he will say, Look at that Lightning Counter! California Does get a lot of Lightning. cuhulin |
(OT) California wildfires.
Hey Jethro, according to Mississippi Trivia, Mississippi has more Forest
than any other State. www.devilfinder.com Mississippi Trivia So, Jethro, how come there are no wilfires here in Mississippi? No mudslides or (Earthquakes, to speak of) either.Maybe Rain plays a part in that? Yesterday evening Mississippi got some Rain, Thanks,,,, Louisiana. cuhulin |
(OT) California wildfires.
Jethro (Beverly Hillbillies) was a Hollyweird,California invention.That
guy who played the part of Jethro was/is really a smart guy.Internet Movie Data Base. cuhulin |
(OT) California wildfires.
For y'all Box Canyon ''Jethros'' outchyonder,,,
www.devilfinder.com Biography Max Baer Jr Sic em, Max! cuhulin |
(OT) California wildfires.
On Jun 25, 7:21*am, wrote:
Jethro (Beverly Hillbillies) was a Hollyweird,California invention.That guy who played the part of Jethro was/is really a smart guy.Internet Movie Data Base. cuhulin Max Baer, Jr. born in Oakland, CA in 1937 http://www.nndb.com/people/618/000089351/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Baer,_Jr. Son of Max Baer who was at one time the Heavyweight Champion of the World {Boxing} http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Baer_%28boxer%29 Jethro Bodine's "Beverly Hillbillies" Mansion & Casino http://www.jethroscasino.com/ |
(OT) California wildfires.
On Jun 25, 5:57*am, Dave wrote:
wrote: Lightning sparks 800 plus wildfires in California. www.worldnetdaily.com So, California doesn't get Lightning? Call up one of those tv stations over there and ask their weather people about that Lightning Counter. I believe California gets some Lightning every day. cuhulin - This ain't Mississippi, Jethro. -*We go for years without thunderstorms sometimes. Dave - D'Oh ! In California every Year during the Summer the Sierra Nevada Mountains get many Thunderstorms http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderstorm http://www.eldoradocountyweather.com...lightning.html About - Thunderstorms http://www.usatoday.com/weather/reso...nderstorms.htm as they say . . . and where there is thunder there is lightning ~ RHF |
(OT) California wildfires.
A lot of thundershowers are floatin around Mississippi today, suppose to
expire around 1:30 PM, Mississippi Coon Ass time zone.Going to be rainy looking all the way through next Sunday.Come onnnnnnnn Rain! Southern Rainnnn, Southern Rainnn, from the Gulf Coast Mississippi, Southern Rain always makes me feel like homeeeeee,,,,, That Rain keeps them Mississippi wildfires down, dontcha just know? cuhulin |
(OT) California wildfires.
On Jun 25, 8:59*am, RHF wrote:
On Jun 25, 5:57*am, Dave wrote: wrote: Lightning sparks 800 plus wildfires in California. www.worldnetdaily.com So, California doesn't get Lightning? Call up one of those tv stations over there and ask their weather people about that Lightning Counter. I believe California gets some Lightning every day. cuhulin - This ain't Mississippi, Jethro. -*We go for years without thunderstorms sometimes. Dave - D'Oh ! In California every Year during the Summer the Sierra Nevada Mountains get many Thunderstormshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderstormhttp://www.eldoradocountyweather.com/lightning/swn-lightning.html About - Thunderstormshttp://www.usatoday.com/weather/resources/basics/thunderstorms.htm as they say . . . and where there is thunder there is lightning ~ RHF *. It is worth noting that a T-storm east of the Rockies is often a very different animal than those to the west. Out here, we see many storms that are not at all wet, and the presence of lightning in a semi-arid region can often lead to wildfire. Back east, where rain is typically much more common in summer (due to the influence of the Gulf and Atlantic), dry flammable fuel is rare, and lightning-sparked fires are regionally much less frequent. RHF is right, we do get many mountain T-storms, and in fact this weekend we may see another round even near sea level in Central Cal due to a semi-stationary E. Pacific low sending wave pulses over us. Keep your lightning arrestors in good shape, and batten down the hatches! Bruce Jensen |
(OT) California wildfires.
It is a shame about those wildfires burning people's property.I reckon
most of those wildfires will have to burn themselves out.Wildfires also cause new and better growth (Forest) by burning out a lot of rubbish. cuhulin |
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On Jun 25, 4:42*pm, wrote:
It is a shame about those wildfires burning people's property.I reckon most of those wildfires will have to burn themselves out.Wildfires also cause new and better growth (Forest) by burning out a lot of rubbish. cuhulin Nature Recycles Itself - naturally ~ RHF |
(OT) California wildfires.
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, RHF wrote: On Jun 25, 5:57*am, Dave wrote: wrote: Lightning sparks 800 plus wildfires in California. www.worldnetdaily.com So, California doesn't get Lightning? Call up one of those tv stations over there and ask their weather people about that Lightning Counter. I believe California gets some Lightning every day. cuhulin - This ain't Mississippi, Jethro. -*We go for years without thunderstorms sometimes. Dave - D'Oh ! In California every Year during the Summer the Sierra Nevada Mountains get many Thunderstorms http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderstorm http://www.eldoradocountyweather.com...lightning.html About - Thunderstorms http://www.usatoday.com/weather/reso...nderstorms.htm as they say . . . and where there is thunder there is lightning ~ RHF . We don't live in the mountains. Like Dave said lightning is rare in southern California. Around here it is less than once a year I hear of any by ear or on the radio. Seeing lightning is even more rare. Usually every few years there will be a storm that you will actually see lightning. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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www.devilfinder.com The benefits of Lightning
Lightning is Good.But I bet those people who went to a restaurant one night and Lightning struck their million dollar home in Madison and burned their house down didn't think so. cuhulin |
(OT) : California Summer Wildfires and Lightning
On Jun 25, 8:59*am, RHF wrote:
On Jun 25, 5:57*am, Dave wrote: wrote: Lightning sparks 800 plus wildfires in California. www.worldnetdaily.com So, California doesn't get Lightning? Call up one of those tv stations over there and ask their weather people about that Lightning Counter. I believe California gets some Lightning every day. cuhulin - This ain't Mississippi, Jethro. -*We go for years without thunderstorms sometimes. Dave - D'Oh ! In California every Year during the Summer the Sierra Nevada Mountains get many Thunderstormshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderstormhttp://www.eldoradocountyweather.com/lightning/swn-lightning.html About - Thunderstormshttp://www.usatoday.com/weather/resources/basics/thunderstorms.htm as they say . . . and where there is thunder there is lightning ~ RHF *. California Summer Wildfires and Lightning The present Swarm of Fires in mainly in Northern California. The vast majority of Wild-Fires in the Northern part of California are Lightning caused. Significant California Wildfires - 6/25/08 http://www.fire.ca.gov/downloads/inc...Map_062508.pdf However most of the Lightning occurs during the Winter Months along with Rain and Cold Weather; so these Lightning caused Fires do not get very big; and nature takes it course. The Hot Summers are a different matter and when a major T&L Storm comes thru Northern California during the Dry Season Wild-Fires are a Dangerous and Major Problem for the Forests, Grasslands and People too. Presently there are Hundreds of Wild-Fires burning in Northern California. It has been determined that Lightning started more than 500 Fires now burning Northern California Wilderness Areas. Note - Just in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest there were about separate 75 Fires. FWIW - Southern California Is A Land Unto Itself : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:S...California.png The Ten Southern most Counties of California are basically in a different Weather and Eco-System. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_California http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weather http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecosystem presently there is the smell of smoke in the air throughout the Sierra Nevada foothills ~ RHF http://www.mymotherlode.com/News/article/id/D91GBRSO0 Twain Harte, CA |
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On Jun 25, 8:59*am, RHF wrote:
On Jun 25, 5:57*am, Dave wrote: wrote: Lightning sparks 800 plus wildfires inCalifornia. www.worldnetdaily.com So,Californiadoesn't get Lightning? Call up one of those tv stations over there and ask their weather people about that Lightning Counter. I believeCaliforniagets some Lightning every day. cuhulin - This ain't Mississippi, Jethro. -*We go for years without thunderstorms sometimes. - Dave - D'Oh ! - - In California every Year during the Summer the - Sierra Nevada Mountains get many Thunderstorms - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunder...lightning.html - - About - Thunderstorms - http://www.usatoday.com/weather/reso...nderstorms.htm - - as they say . . . - and where there is thunder - there is lightning ~RHF - *. 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 Never saw a Lightning Flash and did not Hear the Clash of Thunder; but the Static Bursts [Crashes] could be Heard on the Radio from the DX Lightning. Dry Lightning Could Spark More Fires http://www.kmph.com/Global/story.asp...av=menu612_2_9 Butte Lightning Complex http://www.fire.ca.gov/index_incidents_butte.php The Butte Lightning Complex currently consists of 37 Fires. 5 Fires are still actively Burning. Butte County, California http://www.buttecounty.com/bcmaps.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butte_County,_California Califonia Statewide Fire Map (Interactive Google Map) http://www.oes.ca.gov/WebPage/oesweb...veMap?readForm CAL FIRE - http://www.fire.ca.gov/index_incidents.php Vaisala - Free Lightning Explorer http://thunderstorm.vaisala.com/explorer.html |
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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. |
(OT) California wildfires.
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. Even here in the SF Bay Area, we get a little bit of thunder almost every year, and occasionally we get a decent storm. I have rarely taken a summer camping trip in the Sierra without seeing some lightning - in July and August, it is fairly common. Bruce Jensen |
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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. |
(OT) California wildfires.
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, 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. Even here in the SF Bay Area, we get a little bit of thunder almost every year, and occasionally we get a decent storm. I have rarely taken a summer camping trip in the Sierra without seeing some lightning - in July and August, it is fairly common. Well, let's say southern California then and Dave would have one right one out of thousands.. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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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. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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On Jul 15, 6:28*pm, Telamon
wrote: In article , *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. -- Telamon Ventura, California- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Oh, I think he has a point in there somewhere - he's just a bit hard to read sometimes. ;-) Bruce Jensen |
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