| Re: "Humans 'very likely' making earth warmer" is wrong
Joe Fischer wrote:
> On Fri, Bill Baka <bbaka@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> Joe Fischer wrote:
>>> Tornados are possible almost anyplace (level
>>> ground usually though), and there is plenty of wind
>>> shear in California sometimes with the Satana Winds,
>>> but what is usually needed is hail conditions, and
>>> lots of precipitation and cold air aloft helps create
>>> that condition.
>> They are possible but never any recorded damage in California until
>> recently.
>
> Are you sure? One thing that is not talked
> about is that record low temperatures are more
> common than record high temperatures, and there
> is probably a good reason for that.
> And just the right conditions of very cold air
> aloft and heavy precipitation may not coincide often,
> the tornados in Florida last night were pretty fierce.
>
>> And it is Santa Ana winds.
>
> Maybe not, if you know any native California
> Spanish speaking people, ask them.
>
> Maybe every weather man in the US is wrong
> about that. :-)
>
> Joe Fischer
>
Our weather man says Santa Ana, and I don't know any native Spanish
speaking people so.....
Bill Baka
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