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windandwaves
Since 21 Aug 2009
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 Sat Sep 19, 09 1:11 pm sauvies today? |
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sauvies today?
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Moto
Since 03 Sep 2006
2698 Posts
Still a gojo pimp!
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| Sat Sep 19, 09 1:20 pm |
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it could go. Not likely though. Give it a couple of hours to see what happens.
You got Jones at 12, Kelso at 10, Scappoose at five. Sauvie sensor is now reading 3 north - but it will likely turn around with the other winds.
Anyone want to chime in on the current?
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Mark
Since 20 Jun 2005
3678 Posts
I need my fix because I'm a
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| Sat Sep 19, 09 2:13 pm |
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It would be Poo current....
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Moto
Since 03 Sep 2006
2698 Posts
Still a gojo pimp!
Moto Mouth
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| Sat Sep 19, 09 2:27 pm |
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all this cloud cover is killing any chance for sauvies. Winds took a turn for the worse. I am going to say its not going to blow - just my opinion though.
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pollywog
Since 07 Aug 2009
292 Posts
Obsessed
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| Sat Sep 19, 09 3:10 pm |
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So, we know that the water flows to the ocean to, from, and around Poo-ville, right? What's the difference between westerlies and conversely, easterlies where poo-flow is concerned? If you are down flow from poo-ville, does the wind direction matter? Poo is poo, right? Isn't the chance for poo-contact less when it hasn't rained quite a bit in say a 24 hour period? So, very little rain coupled with easterlies could possibly be similar to increased rain (in the poo-ville region) and westerlies? Or, perhaps our knowledge of "the solution to pollution is dilution" is somewhat subjective to our relative location to poo-ville?  |
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