Stradivarious

Make it 3…

And on the boardwalk at OC, it’s a slight skim of snow, and it is blowing around, too.

My son did the special effects and had 2 cameo appearances in sharknado 3 …he is in the credits. He posted on his Facebook something to the effect “to all my classmates who moaned and groaned that they would never have a use for calculus, I just wrote a computer program that will render 2 million sharks per second in a tornado.”

I lived in Winnipeg Canada in the middle 1970’s. The smoke was unbearable… driving from Grand Forks ND to Winnipeg, there would be wildfires burning everywhere . And nobody cared, because there was nothing to burn there but peat and grasses. Thought I was going to h*ll. These fires burn naturally. Spontaneous combustion. They are not a new thing at all.

Did anybody hear anything about wind damage in Ocean City last night? The Royal Farms gas island ceiling on route 50 entering OC was demolished...

I did it in Winnipeg in 1977 in -40 F temps

Snowing in Ocean City on the boardwalk

I lived in Winnipeg during the winter of 76-77. I remember the tv forecaster saying “it’s going to be a beautiful day today, a great day to take the kids to the zoo. The high today will be -15 F ....”.

a trend? * Formation chance through 48 hours...low...30 percent. * Formation chance through 5 days...medium...40 percent.

In St Mary’s county onCuckhold creek, at my Dads house it’s clay to @ 10 feet down, then changes to pure white sand...it’s a very clear line delineating the change..and leads to at lot of wonderment about the geological history there..

https://www.google.com/amp/s/nypost.com/2020/04/18/gov-cuomo-urged-to-shut-down-nyc-subways-to-stop-coronavirus-spread/amp/ Perhaps this is part of the answer?

probably been posted before, but there is an MIT study floating around that strongly implies that the New York mass transit system spread, and is spreading the virus around. Here is the link to that study, and a link to a list of the busiest mass transit systems in the US. Seems that cities with big ridership are prone to be hotspots, as opposed to places like Seattle, Dallas etc.... Perhaps the bus and subway systems should be shut down... http://web.mit.edu/jeffrey/harris/HarrisJE_WP2_COVID19_NYC_13-Apr-2020.pdf https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_rapid_transit_systems_by_ridership

May be that someone put a honey pot close to the sensors....

I was just at the northernmost tip of Alaska just outside Barrow on the beach on Wednesday afternoon and there was no ice to be seen...even touched the ocean there...(didn't go swimming)...