Cassi Creek: We are
fortunately and well positioned beneath the southern edge of the winter storm
system that left Texas for the Mid-Atlantic and North East.
Expanding the
radar image shows us to be much too close to the bands of freezing
precipitation that are likely to cause heavy ice damage.
I don’t
pretend to understand the fluid mechanics that drive our oceans and our
atmosphere. I can take small bites of it
from time to time and seemingly fit them into the various maps and
projections.
In today’s
small bit of probably misinformation, it seems that the various high and low
pressure centers of rotation and frontal formations are sort of like bubbles
that migrate along the jet streams, spinning off smaller bubbles that directly affect
localities. Some bubbles bring good,
some bad weather.
There is no
correlation between fluid mechanics and Don Ho’s song
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