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Geo-Trends or Oh-Phuck
DIR By: K-Dog
Date: May 1, 2021, 6:43 pm
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A thread were BAU tends to be overlooked don't forget. There is
no need to panic.
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Driest April
Posted: 30 Apr 2021 05:35 AM,
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> With no hope of rainfall to end April for Iowa and much of the
Midwest, the featured map presents IEM unofficial climate
district precipitation ranks for the month. North-central Iowa
is shown with a 129 ranking, which would make it the driest on
record since 1893. NE and Central Iowa are not far behind. One
need not travel very far north or south to find much wetter
conditions for the month. The weekly update to the US Drought
monitor was released on Thursday and painted a worsening
depiction of drought for the state. With the calendar turning to
May and increasing levels of heat, drought conditions can more
rapidly deteriorate with increased water demand from growing
plants and evaporation to the air.
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Re: Geo-Trends or Oh-Phuck
DIR By: RE
Date: May 2, 2021, 1:48 am
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In the Dust Bowl of the Great Depression, they called the
climate refugees from Oklahoma "Okies". If they now come from
Iowa, are they "Iowies"?
RE
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Re: Geo-Trends or Oh-Phuck
DIR By: K-Dog
Date: May 2, 2021, 10:32 am
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> In the Dust Bowl of the Great Depression, they called the
climate refugees from Oklahoma "Okies". If they now come from
Iowa, are they "Iowies"?
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I - OWE - eese
But after Bayer (formerly Monsanto) takes possession of their
land they will be out of debt and can become the first of the
traveling blank faced dirt poor zombies.
I just remembered, last year the farmers had to plant late from
flooding.
I guess when the jet stream stops rolling around the north pole
like a ball on a roulette wheel nice and regular. The house
wins.
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