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- European Nations, U.S. States of Alaska, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska Prove Climate Change Skeptics Correct March 1, 2012Many European nations including the United Kingdom, Finland, Russia, the Ukraine, Poland and others are proof positive that climate change is a myth. Hundreds of people died from record cold temperatures and a deadly deep freeze. Rome, Italy rarely gets more than a few flurries and it received more snow – 8 inches, than in […]admin
- Cordova, Alaska Snowstorm Highlight of January Winter Weather January 28, 2012Cordova, Alaska The people of Cordova, Alaska have been bombarded with so much snow this January they would probably find it unusual that several states are having a mild winter. Of course February and March can bring fierce snowstorms so we’re not out of the woods yet. On a personal note I’ve let circumstances and […]admin
- October Snowstorm Claims Lives and Leaves Millions Without Power in the Northeast November 6, 2011An October snowstorm left millions without power and claimed over twenty lives. Some one thousand trees are feared lost in Central Park alone. Connecticut and New Jersey Connecticut and New Jersey claimed States of Emergency as power lines were down and fierce winter like storms claimed lives in mid Autumn. Millions lost power throughout the […]admin
- Solyndra Solar Energy Company Falls Short of Obama Fuel September 16, 2011Solyndra the solar energy company so highly touted by President Obama, filed for bankruptcy. While receiving over a half billion dollars of tax payer money it wasn’t enough to keep Solyndra afloat. To make matters worse, the FBI raided Solyndra causing deep suspicion of financial wrong doing. President Obama used Solyndra as an example of […]admin
- Texas, Oklahoma & Louisiana Have Record Heat For 2011 Summer September 8, 2011Record high temperatures for Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana are now in for the summer of 2011. The period covers the months of June, July and August. Texas Texas broke the old U.S. record previously held by Oklahoma. Texas average temperature for the 2011 three month period was 86.8 degrees Fahrenheit (30.4 Celsius) shattering the old […]admin
- Earthquake, Hurricane & Tropical Storm Damage Impossible To Predict September 4, 2011Hurricanes and tropical storms are in full swing now. While a hurricane starts at 74 mph, tropical storms also create havoc and massive flooding even when winds are at their lowest speed of 39 mph. My niece was traveling with most of her family and her husbands parents to Washington DC last week. They were […]admin
- Climate Change Guru Al Gore Pollutes Air and Airwaves September 1, 2011Al Gore is once again polluting the airwaves with his climate change non-sense. Acting like a climate change guru who is the world’s spoke person and authority on the subject, Al Gore pollutes the air and fills it with greenhouse gases much more than the average person. If you believe in something you should make […]admin
- Nuclear Accidents & Doomsday Threats of Uranium Energy July 28, 2011The nuclear accident of Japan’s Fukushima nuclear energy plant has caused a lot of speculation including doomsday scenarios. You’ve heard it before – What if? What if an earthquake or E-5 tornado happened exactly where a nuclear plant is stationed? These are legitimate questions considering the Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant is in Athens, Alabama. At […]admin
- Australia Snow Ski Conditions Good For Victoria, New South Wales, Tanzania July 8, 2011Snow skiers in Australia received welcome snow ski news along with a cold front to sustain ski conditions. Widespread cold in Victoria, New South Wales, Tanzania and Sydney is forecast lasting into the weekend. 95 to 98 degrees in Michigan On the opposite side of the spectrum, it was very hot in Michigan Saturday July […]admin
- Joplin, Missouri Tornado One Of Deadliest In Decades June 4, 2011In what may be the single deadliest tornado since the 1950′s, people are still missing and unaccounted for in Joplin, Missouri. News seems to come at the speed of light now a days. The first pictures of the devastation came over the TV in only about 2 hours after the F-5 tornado struck. I was […]admin
- European Nations, U.S. States of Alaska, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska Prove Climate Change Skeptics Correct March 1, 2012
Why is all the seasons messed up?
Here in the PNW our winters for the last 5 years I swear are getting drier and more fall like while s=Springs are getting wetter with the bulk of our mountain snowoacj happening in March/April and stopping in late June.
Yes I said stopping not melting because stopping is an entire different concept. Once the snowpack has stopped it takes a long time to melt down especially if there is high snow/water ratios unless a major heatwave happens which has not been the case recently.
For the last 50 years the bulk of the snowpack was usually established by Mid February or maybe early March in a late year and by April we have a lot more *partly cloudy* days with a few passing showers from weak systems.
Every couple of years will even feature a long heatwave causing rapid snowmelt and high rivers in April but now that’s not happening until June/July.
Early April was when the snow will be measured to see if we have a *good year* or *bad year* but now snowstorms are going on thru all of May below pass levels causing the final measurements to be faulty.