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In response to "I think this was posted last week amid a thread in which (almost) everyone eventually agreed..." by Dr.Vermin

We've been blaming that on El Nino. The air temp is normal for us, but there's an inversion layer of warm wet air from about 5k up. Our lack of

Posted by Trish (aka Trish) Feb 15 '10, 20:49

moisture is getting to the "very bad" range. This is a farming and beef state with a very low water table. Call it whatever you want. I'm going to call it "that damn winter when the temps wouldn't stay down long enough to kill the mosquitos, we got less than 50% of the snow we needed to last the rest of the year, it snows every damn day but it's that wet nasty snow that refreezes into ice ruts that you always manage to step in sometime in the morning so your feet are wet and frozen all damn day".

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million dollar idea: snow pipeline from the east coast -- nm - hot dish Feb 15, 20:59
I don't even know what "less than 50% of the snow we needed" means at this point... -- nm - Cuzzin Todd Feb 15, 20:55 2
- Former NASA Administrator Michael Griffin said back in 2007... - Dr.Vermin Feb 15, 21:08 1
  - Maybe millions of people would *like* to be underwater. -- nm - Reagen Feb 15, 21:13

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We've been blaming that on El Nino. The air temp is normal for us, but there's an inversion layer of warm wet air from about 5k up. Our lack of

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