AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by Valvatorez Mon Jan 28, 2013 7:21 am
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by johnstang2 Mon Jan 28, 2013 8:24 am
DemonEyesJoe wrote:i dont understand, how does the OCEAN flood? i mean, cant it just run infinitely in another direction? i understand the tides, but this is beyond that
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With global warming the polar ice caps are slowly melting away. Every nation in the world has records dictating a great flood in the past, one that covered the entire Earth. When the waters receded they froze at the North and South Poles. Huge amounts of water are stored there. Where does the water go once it melts? That is the reason we been witnessing more and more horrific floods, Tsunamis, Hurricanes, and Storms in the last few years globally.
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by Hatless Mon Jan 28, 2013 11:17 am
johnstang2 wrote:DemonEyesJoe wrote:i dont understand, how does the OCEAN flood? i mean, cant it just run infinitely in another direction? i understand the tides, but this is beyond that
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With global warming the polar ice caps are slowly melting away. Every nation in the world has records dictating a great flood in the past, one that covered the entire Earth. When the waters receded they froze at the North and South Poles. Huge amounts of water are stored there. Where does the water go once it melts? That is the reason we been witnessing more and more horrific floods, Tsunamis, Hurricanes, and Storms in the last few years globally.
^ wrong
the amount of storm and stuff is actually not as bad as it was 1500 years ago
if anything it is more linked with the rise in sunspot activity but dont ask me how, it just always seems that weather gets crazy when the sunspots happen more often
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by DemonEyesJoe Mon Jan 28, 2013 11:21 am
so basicly, the ocean is flooding...with no real reason, except a super moon?
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by Hatless Mon Jan 28, 2013 11:36 am
i explained it on the previous page
basically the wind from the weather systems causes an incease in the wave size and that combinded with the incease in the amount of local water will cause water travel further than usual.
but these floods in australia are cause by the rain falling on mountains and flowing down increasing the size of existing rivers until they overflow and flood the towns around them. that and the water falling on the towns themselves obviously
basically the wind from the weather systems causes an incease in the wave size and that combinded with the incease in the amount of local water will cause water travel further than usual.
but these floods in australia are cause by the rain falling on mountains and flowing down increasing the size of existing rivers until they overflow and flood the towns around them. that and the water falling on the towns themselves obviously
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by johnstang2 Mon Jan 28, 2013 12:15 pm
hmm Does that explain the flood surge in Tokyo, the surge in New Hampshire, The surge in Boston Mass., Hurricane Katrina, or Hurricane Andrew. The list goes on with storms the raged this world in the last 20 years.
Sure there have been one or two great storms 1500 years ago and they were pretty earth shattering.
What I am describing is an increasing amount of storms in the last 30-20 yrs. To not see the increase and look for the reason is burying your head in the sand and thinking there is not danger when there is one.
Anyways I hope you and your family are safe and can recover from this crisis.
Sure there have been one or two great storms 1500 years ago and they were pretty earth shattering.
What I am describing is an increasing amount of storms in the last 30-20 yrs. To not see the increase and look for the reason is burying your head in the sand and thinking there is not danger when there is one.
Anyways I hope you and your family are safe and can recover from this crisis.
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by Hatless Tue Jan 29, 2013 9:45 am
well i just got told that my family is all alive 
so that is a good thing. the house it self didnt go under water but we have lost a lot of equipment and stuff from the farm and like i said before all the vehicles went under water and havent resurfaced yet
so that is a good thing. the house it self didnt go under water but we have lost a lot of equipment and stuff from the farm and like i said before all the vehicles went under water and havent resurfaced yet
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by johnstang2 Tue Jan 29, 2013 9:51 am
Sounds like there will be a lot of work in the future recovering from this. Is the government going to help out in any way?
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by Hatless Tue Jan 29, 2013 9:56 am
probably but i doubt we will see any of it, the government has a way of hating people who own things.
besides if the government gave money to everyone effected it would run out of money and go into even more debt which would be worse for the whole country.
governments should never be in debt
besides if the government gave money to everyone effected it would run out of money and go into even more debt which would be worse for the whole country.
governments should never be in debt
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by johnstang2 Tue Jan 29, 2013 10:39 am
I agree. For a prime example take a look at my government. It probably borrowed money from your government this year. 
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by DemonEyesJoe Wed Jan 30, 2013 12:02 am
Hatless wrote:i explained it on the previous page
basically the wind from the weather systems causes an incease in the wave size and that combinded with the incease in the amount of local water will cause water travel further than usual.
but these floods in australia are cause by the rain falling on mountains and flowing down increasing the size of existing rivers until they overflow and flood the towns around them. that and the water falling on the towns themselves obviously
ah, yea, i read it, but it didnt really make much sence, i mean, the wind cant move an ocean, but yea, river flooding makes sense (obviously) and i guess oversized waves makes sense too (for oceanic flooding). also, another question....why doesnt rain....fall all at the same time? like a bucket of water turning upside down?
a google search gave me mixed answers, mostly saying temperature change is gradual and so rain is gradual, if you managed to make an entire cloud cool to w/e temperature, it would all fall at once....but, this boggles my mind becasue i leaned in school that the higher up you go, the colder it gets... someone pointed out that you need impurities to make the rain fall, otherwise the rain droplets wont becomes droplets at all, then, once one forms, it builds with other ones, and gets heavy enough to fall, and the process continues at a slow, yet rapid pace.
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by DemonEyesJoe Wed Jan 30, 2013 12:39 am
Hatless wrote:probably but i doubt we will see any of it, the government has a way of hating people who own things.
besides if the government gave money to everyone effected it would run out of money and go into even more debt which would be worse for the whole country.
governments should never be in debt
oh god....i live in america...
glad to hear everyone is safe, equipment is replaceable, family is not
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by Hatless Fri Feb 01, 2013 12:23 pm
? there is no chocolate in the fridge, but how did you know something like that was wrong
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by DemonEyesJoe Fri Feb 01, 2013 8:52 pm
Hatless wrote:Joe this: http://what-if.xkcd.com/12/
that was pretty awsome, and funny, thank you very much, put that on my bookface
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Re: AUSTRALIAN WEATHER
by Hatless Fri Feb 01, 2013 11:27 pm
your welcome but dont thank me
thank XKCD
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thank XKCD
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