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Off-Topic => Off-Topic: Talk about anything you want. => Topic started by: kitkatz on December 09, 2008, 03:08:32 PM
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We are experiencing the Santa Ana winds in Southern California right now. It howls outside the house night and day. I am just waiting for the first spark of a fire in our mountains and then the wildfires will spark up.
What are Santa Ana winds?
During the fall and early winter, high pressure over the high desert of the Great Basin region causes winds on the southern side of the high to blow east, toward the Pacific Ocean and lower air pressure offshore. The eastern winds push dry air from the inland deserts of California and the Southwest over the mountains between coastal California and the deserts. Santa Ana winds
As the air descends from mountains, it is compressed and the temperatures increase. These hot, and very dry winds(relative humidty of 10 to 20% or lower are common) dry out vegetation, increasing the fuel available to feed fires. The gusty winds and eddies of winds swirling through canyons and valleys also fan flames and spread tinders.
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I thought by the title you were going to discuss "passing gas" ::) ...Boxman
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I thought by the title you were going to discuss "passing gas" ::) ...Boxman
me too ;D
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That is amazing. We have no wind here - not even a breeze.
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I thought by the title you were going to discuss "passing gas" ::) ...Boxman
me too ;D
Me three.
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:rofl; :rofl; :rofl; Since I'm a Nurse, the mind ALWAYS goes there...
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Or maybe "A Mighty Wind" :rofl;
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amazing Kit, Its so hard to imagine in the dead of winter that there is winds somewhere that are that dry and hot..
I hope you are totally sparkless
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Me four!!
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On the other hand it is dry but cold right now. Oh geeze!
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me 5
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I though you were passing gas at dialysis
then calling a tech over to share the experience
great minds of IHD think alike
no kidding, Katz, stay away from fires
are you saying you could be in danger
prayers for our Katz
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Nah, we live in the middle of town, but I have friends who live in the high fire areas.