[AZ-Observing] Re: Arizona Weather Data

I was here in a previous life as an Anasazi in what you would call 1256
year.  We called it the Year of Mud.  It rained 22 quatlos.

Now known as;
Steve Coe

P.S. Sorry, I plan to have real observing posts in the future.  


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Subject: [AZ-Observing] Re: Arizona Weather Data

Tom Polakis wrote:

>Yep, it's at that same link.
>
>http://www.wrcc.dri.edu/cgi-bin/cliMONtpre.pl?azphoc
>
>Nov   0.00   (hmm)
>Dec   2.95   
>Jan   4.31
>Feb   2.39
>Mar   1.34
>
>
>The Salt River peaked at nearly 200,000 cfm, if I recall correctly.
The
>most disturbing footage from the season was the aerial view of a large
>piece of the landfill on the reservation along the Beeline highway
>'calving' into the flowing Salt River.
>
> Sorry to differ with you Tom, the most disturbing footage was the
bridge washing away while still under construction. It made the national
news, a family friend gasped at the loss of the tools left on the
bridge.  On a positive note if buying astro stuff makes it rain, then
buying astro stuff when it is raining does what? I spent $442 yesterday
for things I have been putting off for much too long. Will I be killed
for this? And I am still looking for a good deal on a CB raido with
weather channels. 
>  
>
     Clear Skies... (play Jimi Hendrix,  Rainy Day, Deam Away and Still 
Raining, Still Dreaming,  it applies)

>Andrew G.
>
>
>  
>


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