Showing posts with label blast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blast. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 16, 2024

Ice Age? Arctic blast hits 23 states (video)

ABC Corporate News, 1/16/24; Just Have a Think; Eds., Wisdom Quarterly

Is a mini ice age coming?
(Just Have a Think) Dec. 1, 2019: The big freeze that hit the United States in October of 2019 was the coldest for 10 years with sub-zero temperatures as far south as the Grand Canyon, Arizona, and some northern regions enduring temperatures of -45F. These record weather events are becoming a regular feature of our changing seasons. And when they arrive, they seem to be sticking around for longer. New research from Rice University this month (12/19) has revealed a surprising link between these extreme cold events and global warming.

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200 million Americans on alert as Arctic blast moves through U.S.

(ABC News) Jan. 16, 2024: [Is a mini-Ice Age coming to ruin all of the global warming alarmism, or is this just a blip in the climate data? We are told last year (2023) was the warmest on record, but the meteorologist responsible for weather.com doesn't see it, doesn't believe it, and doesn't know what his colleagues of many decades are talking about.]

From Louisiana to the Northeast, 23 states are on alert as a winter storm unleashed brutal temperatures, snow and ice throughout the area. #weather #winter #winterstorm

Sunday, January 14, 2024

Arctic Blast: 70 in LA, -70 in Montana today

Heat Miser, ABC 7 News; Eds., Wisdom Quarterly

Brutal Arctic blast sweeping across the country
(ABC News) Jan. 14, 2024: More than 100,000,000 (one hundred million) Americans are on alert for extremely dangerous winter weather, with blizzard conditions making roads barely visible in parts of western New York. #news #blizzard #winter

[Buffalo and Upstate New York is being pounded with snow. Iowa is a block of ice. It's so bad that football is being delayed, and the Iowa Caucus is going to be thinned out, insuring Trump an embarrassing win. It must be God's will to get His candidate into the White House, like He did last time when Genocide Joe was installed, right Midwest? The US is so ]

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Saturday, March 4, 2023

Snow covers California + Los Angeles (photos)

Weather.com; "Snow Miser/Heat Miser," The Year Without a Santa Claus; Eds., Wisdom Quarterly

California winter storm: Incredible video roundup shows snow across the state
(ABC7 News Bay Area) March 3, 2023. From L.A. to Truckee to Mission Peak, there's a stunning amount of snow that has swept across the frosty Golden State as seen in this incredible video compilation. abc7ne.ws #winterstorm #abc7news #storm


The north of Los Angeles County is the Angeles Forest and snowy San Gabriel Mountains.
Truck drives along snow berms, Running Springs, SB, California, 2/28/23 (Jae C. Hong/AP).
The Hollywood sign is sunny and undamaged, but behind it the Angeles Forest is frosted.
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Snow covers all the peaks around the megalopolis that is Los Angeles. Southern California is starting to look like NoCal with the white stuff piled high along mountain roads. Beleaguered Californians got hit again on Tuesday as a new winter storm moved into the already drenched and snow-plastered state, with blizzard warnings blanketing the Sierra Nevada range and forecasters warning residents that any travel is dangerous. More

The drought, measured 1-5, is now over in many places; LA is at a 1.

Biggest Sierra snow span [pack] in more than a half century
(KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco) March 1st, 2023. The unending bumper crop of winter snow is now bumping up against safety. The snowpack could pack a punch for spring flooding. We haven't seen his kind of snow since dishonest Dick Nixon was in the White House.

Friday, February 28, 2020

Lent special: Jesus, Mary, Joseph (Family Guy)

Seth MacFarlane (Family Guy, FOX TV); Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon, Wisdom Quarterly
WARNING: Blasphemous sexual references, jokes about the most important (though possibly make believe) religious figure in Western history! See Reza Aslan's Zealot to separate fact from fiction.

Look at that beard on Peter!
"Jesus, Mary and Joseph!" is a shocking special episode of Family Guy that could be considered blasphemous. It's offensive and, yes, funny -- but it may go too far with sexual references and observations about timekeeping and customs peculiar to an ancient rural backwater land in an insignificant part of the mighty Roman Empire. More

Saturday, August 30, 2008

Explosion in Sri Lankan capital wounds at least 44

Bharatha Mallawarachi (AP)
Sri Lankan soldiers patrol the 'de facto' frontline at Nager Kovil in the Jaffna Peninsula. Sri Lankan troops killed 10 Tamil Tiger rebels during fresh clashes in the north as the military inches its way towards the guerrillas' political capital (AFP/File/Lakruwan Wanniarachchi).

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka -- The Sri Lankan military says an explosion has rocked the capital, Colombo. A military official says details on casualties were not immediately available after Saturday's blast. Pushpa Soyza, a spokeswoman for a Colombo hospital, says 44 wounded people are receiving treatment there. The military official spoke on condition of anonymity citing government policy. Sri Lanka is immersed in a decades-long civil war with Hindu-separatists in which more than 70,000 people have been killed. The Tamil Tiger rebels (LTTE) have been fighting for an independent state in the north and east since 1983.


Sri Lankan Tamil Hindu devotees take part in an annual cart festival by inserting hooks through their skin at Mayura temple in Colombo August 8, 2008. The act of inserting the hooks is one of the ways devotees fulfil their vows to Hindu gods (Reuters/Buddhika Weerasinghe).

A bomb destroyed bus in Kandy. Strife-torn Sri Lanka is bracing for intense and bloody battles as security forces close in on the political capital of the Tamil Tiger rebels, according to military analysts (AFP/File).