Fog Catchers Bring Water to Parched Villages
Photo: Fog catchers
When dense fog sweeps in from the Pacific Ocean, special nets on a hillside catch the moisture and provide precious water to the village of Bellavista, about 10 miles (16 kilometers) outside of Lima, Peru. Continue reading
Top 10 Hardest-Hit States for Crop Damage Continue reading
HONOLULU — Hawaii’s beef market is backward. Nearly all the beef eaten here – 95 percent – arrives packaged on container ships from the U.S. mainland. At the same time, Hawaii cattle ranchers ship 40,000 live cattle each year to California, Kansas and other states, while just 4,000 are slaughtered for meat sales in Hawaii. Continue reading
Summer 2012 Drought Update
According to the U.S. Drought Monitor released today, moderate (D1) to exceptional (D4) drought covers 63.9% of the contiguous U.S. This compares to 63.5% last week. For the history of the U.S Drought Monitor, which began in 1999, this is largest spatial extent of drought. Continue reading
Breaking The Drought 2012As from prior posts speaking of corn disaster and especially of radar fail, the essence of strong microwaves from radar and especially from the mega mobile radar site positioned in the Pacific waters off the west coast of the us. It is causing a movement of the jet stream north of where normal summertime position would be. Continue reading
So why are your tax dollars paying for your forest fires drought, floods, hurricanes, earthquakes, lost incomes devastation?
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — When Susan Combs was growing up on her family’s West Texas ranch, conserving water was part of everyday life: If the windmill wasn’t turning and the storage tank at least half full, the household plumbing was turned off — even the toilets. Continue reading
SUPER DARN IS GLOBAL WARMING
or TOAST FOR SHORT
why do we have to destroy this planet? Is this your planed destiny when you wake up in the morning to see what havoc you can install into the planets weather? When you send high frequency wave forms into the ionosphere and it is so powerful it bounces into the atmosphere and causes an earthquake, do you say oh well? Maybe next time we will hit our target? Is logic a common sense thought form or an illusion for you? God gave us domain, he did not say destroy! Continue reading
Antipodes,OROGRAPHICALLY,Now say that 3 times quickly without hesitation! Breathe normal now!
La Niña’s Ending—What Next? Another MJO Perhaps?Prospects for an Active Wildfire Season and the April-May-June 2012 Outlook For Colorado, Mike Baker,National Weather Service
Boulder, Colorado Continue reading
After receiving more than two inches of rain early Tuesday, Austin has now seen 15.99 inches of rain in 2012. In all of 2011, the city only saw 16.90 inches. They’ve almost seen as much rain in the first 80 days of this year than they saw all of last year!
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2012 Drought Monitor
Natural Rain 