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Any body need help after the storms?
- Thread starter Tallman
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IN case anyone was watching for it...
Latest storm has had "Bombogenesis" occur
Puebelo Colordo Memorial Airport Weather readings. Note the date - the 13th on far left, and the 24-hour time format - and look far right for mb readings. Then scroll down to the 12th and look for current time 24 hours ago and note the mb pressure then - you can easily see the drop in pressure in the past 24-hours - more than 24mb to qualify for Bombogenesis
[URL="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Explosive_cyclogenesis"] Heres a definition of what I'm talking about... [/URL]
Latest storm has had "Bombogenesis" occur
Puebelo Colordo Memorial Airport Weather readings. Note the date - the 13th on far left, and the 24-hour time format - and look far right for mb readings. Then scroll down to the 12th and look for current time 24 hours ago and note the mb pressure then - you can easily see the drop in pressure in the past 24-hours - more than 24mb to qualify for Bombogenesis
[URL="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Explosive_cyclogenesis"] Heres a definition of what I'm talking about... [/URL]
"Bombogenesis".........The Handy Andy Word for The Day. Down here in the south .....we jus call it bad weather, an awl. But after reading the definition I can agree it don't sound good. Watching weather channel here and they predict arrival of conditions between 3pm and 11pm. Potential for strong gusts and twisters. .....excuse me, I need to go find my little dog before the Wicked Witch from the West arrives.
Well, just remember to adjust your altimeter properly - so that when you engage the Autopilot - you won't find yourself "slamming" into the ground when air pressure drops that quickly. For if you own such equipment (back in the days to get "height above sea-level") you needed to remember to trim that for the latest mb readings at your destination. Failing to do so and in IFR condition or MVFR (Marginal) - that pressure drop may make the plane fly at a lower altitude thinking the altimeter being set properly - slamming into objects you would normally be flying over - thinking it was at proper altitude simply by air pressure and "Dead reckoning" - can literally make you - er, dead. (Now we have GPS amongst other FAA-related stuff - takes all the fun away)
I was referring to the storm that Weather Channel calls Ulmer - is already rapidly evolving and had deepened the pressure readings in sereral areas in Colorado by several magnitudes. This is a really deep pressure low - similar to what Meterologists referred to in 2009 a Midwest Derecho that got called an Inland Hurricane. Several states were affected as well as the cities in the path of that storm got raked by it.
Although the Derecho of 2009 was not a pressure gradient issue, more like upper wind downdraft transfers - redirected airflow type of stuff - this low can do some considerable damage to open-free range cattle and other animals due to this type of development. The Blizzard you get may not be from just snow, if anything, more like debris kicked up and carried along by the wind.
This may be similar to the "You mow your grass and find your car" moniker, but in this case - "we went inside to wait out Ulmer and when it was over - we couldn't find our cars, they were replaced by everyone else's".
I was referring to the storm that Weather Channel calls Ulmer - is already rapidly evolving and had deepened the pressure readings in sereral areas in Colorado by several magnitudes. This is a really deep pressure low - similar to what Meterologists referred to in 2009 a Midwest Derecho that got called an Inland Hurricane. Several states were affected as well as the cities in the path of that storm got raked by it.
Although the Derecho of 2009 was not a pressure gradient issue, more like upper wind downdraft transfers - redirected airflow type of stuff - this low can do some considerable damage to open-free range cattle and other animals due to this type of development. The Blizzard you get may not be from just snow, if anything, more like debris kicked up and carried along by the wind.
This may be similar to the "You mow your grass and find your car" moniker, but in this case - "we went inside to wait out Ulmer and when it was over - we couldn't find our cars, they were replaced by everyone else's".
Red , Killer French Chickens ? Are they like the Bunny from Monty Python's " Holy Grail " ?
Red , Killer French Chickens ? Are they like the Bunny from Monty Python's " Holy Grail " ?
I swear I read it, then there was another article listed within Killer French Chickens titled Zombie Deer, I swear, feel free to google it or consult The Knights Who Say Ni......
Killer French farm chickens gang-up to kill fox that sneaked into henhouse
https://www.foxnews.com/world/kille...ang-up-to-kill-fox-that-sneaked-into-henhouse
https://www.foxnews.com/world/kille...ang-up-to-kill-fox-that-sneaked-into-henhouse
What a way to go, get Hen-Pecked to death...
... In the middle of the night ...
... In France ...
... And be discovered by Students doing chores for the School...
... Now I'll have to sleep with a light on...
... In the middle of the night ...
... In France ...
... And be discovered by Students doing chores for the School...
... Now I'll have to sleep with a light on...
I've got chickens and wondering if they are culpable?
Culpable? Not sure, but they can be used in a sentence to show an action - so that means they are ---
Ahemn...
Im-peck-able
Ahemn...
They must have been " Isa Browns " I have a batch of them from TSC , but they only peck each other , never again Flighty holes ! My wife's fancy rooster's feathers on his arse picked clean & looks more like & orangutan than the Fancy Polish top hat or whatever you call him .
holes ! My wife's fancy rooster's feathers on his arse picked clean & looks more like & orangutan than the Fancy Polish top hat or whatever you call him .
Well, Anyone got a boat? this isn't after the storm yet. It is right in the middle of it and here is what is all around us kinda has us stranded at the moment.
