Well I guess it was a good thing I had cleaned out the storm shelter 
(hardened room in the basement) two weeks ago ... We just spent about a 
half as a several super-cells passed. Tennis ball sized hail reported in 
neighboring county, and reports of funnel clouds/tornadoes less than 20 
miles from us. My first tornado so it was a little tense there for a 
bit, but we got lucky with this one. From what I understand Louisville 
got nailed. Global warming ... it's a fact!

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Em 02/03/2012 20:35, James Holsenback escreveu:
> Well I guess it was a good thing I had cleaned out the storm shelter
> (hardened room in the basement) two weeks ago ... We just spent about a
> half as a several super-cells passed. Tennis ball sized hail reported in
> neighboring county, and reports of funnel clouds/tornadoes less than 20
> miles from us. My first tornado so it was a little tense there for a
> bit, but we got lucky with this one. From what I understand Louisville
> got nailed. Global warming ... it's a fact!

I'm glad at least Brazil got no tornadoes, earthquakes, volcanoes or 
subzero temperatures.

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Le 2012/03/02 22:21, nemesis a écrit :
> Em 02/03/2012 20:35, James Holsenback escreveu:
>> Well I guess it was a good thing I had cleaned out the storm shelter
>> (hardened room in the basement) two weeks ago ... We just spent about a
>> half as a several super-cells passed. Tennis ball sized hail reported in
>> neighboring county, and reports of funnel clouds/tornadoes less than 20
>> miles from us. My first tornado so it was a little tense there for a
>> bit, but we got lucky with this one. From what I understand Louisville
>> got nailed. Global warming ... it's a fact!
>
> I'm glad at least Brazil got no tornadoes, earthquakes, volcanoes or
> subzero temperatures.

In my city, Montréal, it's normal to have up to 3 quakes in a DAY! We 
have no less that 5 active faults crossing the city.
Then, they are mostly of magnitude <2, making them to weak to be felt.

-25 to -20°C is not that bad, as it's very dry and way more suportable 
than a mere -5°C... Just refrain from staying immobile for more than a 
minute or two. MUCH beter than 35°C and 85 to 99% humidity. Yes, we can 
have both in a year.

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nemesis <nam### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> or subzero temperatures.

  I pity you. Cold and snow is fun.

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                                                          - Warp

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