Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Ipswich River in Snow
The snow we didn't get last week, we've gotten today. I took the car in for servicing and walked home, stopping on the way to take a couple of pictures of the Ipswich River in snow.
Someone told me that recently 49 states had snow on the ground at the same time, only Hawaii was snow-free.
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49 states with snow on the ground?!?? Wow, global warming denialists will be in a frenzy.
Yes, I believe the entire state of Florida is now a haven for global warming denialists.
For one brief moment last week they had more snow on the ground than we had here. We had none, they had 4 inches on the panhandle.
I keep reading "Global Warning Dentists" instead of "global warming denialists". Very different things.
According to local Weatherman Paul Douglas, all _50_ states have snow on the ground right now, Hawaii up in the mountains, and lower down in the other 49.
Brrrrrr.
Dabris
Hawaii has snow on the mountains? I thought their mountains were volcanoes. Clearly I must make a fact-finding trip someday.
Carolyn, what do you think Mount Rainer in Washington is? It's of course a volcano. In fact the STATE of Hawaii is built on the tops of some very old volcanos, (IIRC Mauna Loa is even taller [from its base] then Everest is), so of course they can get high enough for snow.
But a Recce (or American English, Recon) does sound like fun)
Whatever
DaBris
I know they get high enough for snow, but the difference between Mount Ranier and Hawaii is the activity. Hawaii has active lava flows. I assumed lava and snow couldn't co-exist.
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