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Post by code on Aug 5, 2022 14:02:28 GMT
I'm not a fan of one of those almanacs, but I usually like the one most accurate...
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Post by code on Aug 5, 2022 14:04:46 GMT
Hi Theodore, What happens to the global weather patterns after the current La Nina ends later this year? Do the current trends flip? Meaning better weather for food production or is that too simplistic? Thank you I believe Theo has addressed your question before, but let's see if he has the time to do so again. If he doesn't you can find his thoughts in old threads and I would also suggest looking, if you can, on the old cycle 24 site. Perhaps one of the other admins can bring over one of his posts? I would do it, but I don't exist on 24. |
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Post by code on Aug 16, 2022 15:28:05 GMT
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Post by code on Aug 31, 2022 16:50:40 GMT
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Post by missouriboy on Aug 31, 2022 18:30:48 GMT
They are a little late to the party. And with the standard timidity of true bureaucrats, they jump in after the issue is settled. Why do they even exist? Better to toss them on the streets and feed the poor. |
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Post by ratty on Sept 1, 2022 0:26:25 GMT
They are a little late to the party. And with the standard timidity of true bureaucrats, they jump in after the issue is settled. Why do they even exist? Better to toss them on the streets and feed the poor. Good idea: You could probably feed many of the poor from one average sized bureaucrat. |
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Post by code on Sept 1, 2022 1:04:52 GMT
“I ask, Who are the militia? They consist now of the whole people, except a few public officers. But I cannot say who will be the militia of the future day. If that paper on the table gets no alteration, the militia of the future day may not consist of all classes, high and low, and rich and poor; but they may be confined to the lower and middle classes of the people, granting exclusion to the higher classes of the people.”
George Mason
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Post by Astromet on Oct 31, 2022 1:56:32 GMT
Hi Theodore, What happens to the global weather patterns after the current La Nina ends later this year? Do the current trends flip? Meaning better weather for food production or is that too simplistic? Thank you I believe Theo has addressed your question before, but let's see if he has the time to do so again. If he doesn't you can find his thoughts in old threads and I would also suggest looking, if you can, on the old cycle 24 site. Perhaps one of the other admins can bring over one of his posts? I would do it, but I don't exist on 24. Thanks, and I have address that question before, and i short, yes, 2023 will be better in some regions for better food production (I've forecast a stormy winter this year (but brief) and an early spring 2023 with an Indian Summer for the northern hemisphere in 2023. |
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Post by missouriboy on Oct 31, 2022 3:33:44 GMT
I believe Theo has addressed your question before, but let's see if he has the time to do so again. If he doesn't you can find his thoughts in old threads and I would also suggest looking, if you can, on the old cycle 24 site. Perhaps one of the other admins can bring over one of his posts? I would do it, but I don't exist on 24. Thanks, and I have address that question before, and i short, yes, 2023 will be better in some regions for better food production (I've forecast a stormy winter this year (but brief) and an early spring 2023 with an Indian Summer for the northern hemisphere in 2023. I'm sure glad to hear you say that! Hope that includes the Center Midwest.  |
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Post by flearider on Oct 31, 2022 5:27:40 GMT
I believe Theo has addressed your question before, but let's see if he has the time to do so again. If he doesn't you can find his thoughts in old threads and I would also suggest looking, if you can, on the old cycle 24 site. Perhaps one of the other admins can bring over one of his posts? I would do it, but I don't exist on 24. Thanks, and I have address that question before, and i short, yes, 2023 will be better in some regions for better food production (I've forecast a stormy winter this year (but brief) and an early spring 2023 with an Indian Summer for the northern hemisphere in 2023. nice to see you back astro |
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Post by Astromet on Oct 31, 2022 5:53:56 GMT
Thanks, and I have address that question before, and i short, yes, 2023 will be better in some regions for better food production (I've forecast a stormy winter this year (but brief) and an early spring 2023 with an Indian Summer for the northern hemisphere in 2023. I'm sure glad to hear you say that! Hope that includes the Center Midwest. A nasty winter for the center Midwest there Missouriboy (especially ice storms.) You'd be wise to have your cords of wood stocked, plus a generator or two will be handy this winter. It will be a brief winter, but intense nonetheless. |
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Post by code on Nov 1, 2022 15:45:43 GMT
October 31, 2022 Record-Breaking Cold and Snow is Forecast by the Models. Can It Really Be True?
I have to tell you about this, even though some of the forecasts are crazy extreme.
So don't worry about wildfires, drought, or lack of snowpack---we are now entering a period of massively cold, wet weather. The yin and yang of the weather is quite evident.
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