Steve Wastler
Well-known member
Given the things mankind has done to the planet in say the last 100 years, anything is plausible and has nothing to do with Anyones Kool aid. I am also glad you can see the future and be so sure of yourself....
I'm not going to get into the science of this but I believe the rain is the cause of a tropical storm.....which have been going on for thousands of years.....its called nature. It is terribly unfortunate and I hope everyone is safe. These natural disasters happpen and as people we will combine our efforts and get through these though times, stonger and better than before.
So, Model AYYYYYYY, Ur U sayin' I shuldn't go wurk on Vermin & wurk up a sweat to add to the B.O. I already got, as I mite be adding to "GLOBAL WARMING" that's screwin' up the wether??Yeah, it's a good thing you aren't going into the science of this, because it's heat that causes a tropical storm. Heat is the cause of all movement in the atmosphere (with the exception of the movement caused by the earth rotating inside the atmosphere). If you have a lot of rain, it's because there's a lot of water vapor in the atmosphere. If you have a lot of water vapor in the atmosphere, it got there because of evaporation, which it caused by heat. No heat, no evaporation, no water vapor, no rain. Also, the more heat, the more so and so and so. This works for any precipitation, even snow or ice (although cats and dogs may be an exception). No heat, no precipitation. It also works for wind, even blasts of 30 degrees below zero and coming in at 60 mph were caused by heat somewhere else. Most people don't know or understand any of this super basic stuff. Too bad because it's gonna kill their grandchildren.
Yeah, it's a good thing you aren't going into the science of this, because it's heat that causes a tropical storm. Heat is the cause of all movement in the atmosphere (with the exception of the movement caused by the earth rotating inside the atmosphere). If you have a lot of rain, it's because there's a lot of water vapor in the atmosphere. If you have a lot of water vapor in the atmosphere, it got there because of evaporation, which it caused by heat. No heat, no evaporation, no water vapor, no rain. Also, the more heat, the more so and so and so. This works for any precipitation, even snow or ice (although cats and dogs may be an exception). No heat, no precipitation. It also works for wind, even blasts of 30 degrees below zero and coming in at 60 mph were caused by heat somewhere else. Most people don't know or understand any of this super basic stuff. Too bad because it's gonna kill their grandchildren.
I've got to start reading the date of posts, before making a complete FOOL of myself. Bill W.