Just a cold, swirly mess. Some Pacific air has come in, but it might merely add some snow.
I'm always ready to announce warmth when I see it, but you need wood to stoke the fire.
whoops, I forgot to show the mucky swirls
ps and in a fine joke about climate change, that ice will never melt.
Now, I call it Artint, instead of Artie. It's just too much to type, unless I go to that to write the blog. But, no.
We must have doom stories to support the Commie Guardian. Honestly, the articles are showing up that there is no coming El No-no. On to the next thing! I find that Artint just reinforces stupidity. There is no need to get your knickers in a knot. The next nuclear plant in Ontario will be designed by Artint, everybody is using it to appear busy. I just used to read old classic novels at work, if I were there now, I'd be churning out endless reports by the push of a button. Who reads them anywho?
In the old days, we were driven by a desire to see things work for the long term. Not now. I think I'll go back to Artie, flows off the fingers better.
This has the appearance of following the big nuclear earthquake. I don't use the Japanese names because they hurt my brain. With the rest of the world, we have 1 in 100 chance of this being a foreshock to the M9-something, but in Japan, it's 1 in whatever.
Crystal-sharp and clean lines means a big M9ish earthquake every few hundred years. Japan has the records to show it. The M9 will rip from the lower hump to the big crook. In contrast, the famous Cascadia anxiety zone is a mucky mess and never has a 9.
In a week or so, the odds will sink back to the normal horrible odds for Japan.
ps yeah, Japan stole the number from me, which I stole from somebody else.
