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farnorthstar

Since 16 Jun 2009
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Sat Oct 17, 09 9:07 am rooster rock |
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| Rooster looks decent. I am thinking of heading out. Anyone else?
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Bill C
Since 15 Sep 2005
203 Posts
Portland
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Sat Oct 17, 09 10:19 am |
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Looks doable
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WindpowerMarcus

Since 28 Aug 2009
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Nak

Since 19 May 2005
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Camas
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Sat Oct 17, 09 10:27 am |
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Always check the radar first...
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Moto

Since 03 Sep 2006
2698 Posts
Still a gojo pimp!
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Sat Oct 17, 09 3:14 pm |
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Yo Nak - help those of us that don't speak radar - WTF does that mean?
_________________ Still rockin gojos, *ssless chaps, and ankle weights! |
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Spike

Since 13 May 2007
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Alameda
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Sat Oct 17, 09 4:07 pm |
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| Nak wrote: | Always check the radar first...  | Oh no, rain! call the wahmbulance
Last edited by Spike on Sun Oct 18, 09 1:13 am; edited 1 time in total |
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kitebot
Since 20 Feb 2007
251 Posts
Obsessed
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Sat Oct 17, 09 5:18 pm |
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| I thought it was "wahmbulance"
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Spike

Since 13 May 2007
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Alameda
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Sun Oct 18, 09 1:13 am |
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Ah shit, you're right, corrected
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Nak

Since 19 May 2005
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Sun Oct 18, 09 8:31 am |
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| Moto wrote: | | Yo Nak - help those of us that don't speak radar - WTF does that mean? |
The darker the green color, the heavier the rain. Yellow means even stronger rain and possibly a thunderstorm. Red is very intense rain and almost certainly a thunderstorm. When the border of the red section is more defined than shown here, it usually indicates an even stronger thunderstorm. Even so, both red cells shown in the picture produced lightning. Any thunderstorm has the potential to produce catastrophic wind gusts... ( 70 mph or greater. )
| Spike wrote: | | Nak wrote: | Always check the radar first...  | Oh no, rain! call the wahmbulance  | Actually, it was the Lightning&PressureEqualizingFrontWhichCompletelyKilledTheWindBulance
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