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Environment & Energy

Blue_In_AK

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11. Interesting as long as your house isn't floating downstream.

Reply to phantom power (Reply #10)

Sun Sep 23, 2012, 09:26 PM

Sep 2012

I find it kind of interesting, too, from a scientific standpoint, and where I live we don't have flooding danger, but I am getting kind of tired of not being able to go out without getting wet or blown away.

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Five September storms, so far -- is this climate change? [View all] Blue_In_AK Sep 2012 OP

"Harp" away. It's good to hear stories from all over about how things are changing. GreenPartyVoter Sep 2012 #1

Maybe that should be HAARP. Blue_In_AK Sep 2012 #2

welcome to life without an icecap rsweets Sep 2012 #3

All as predicted. Warmer air, more moisture, bigger storms. Downwinder Sep 2012 #4

Likely an unfortunate coincidence as far as this year is concerned, but...... AverageJoe90 Sep 2012 #5

This winter will be telling. Blue_In_AK Sep 2012 #6

I wouldn't be surprised. AverageJoe90 Sep 2012 #9

Oh my gosh... Blue_In_AK Sep 2012 #7

A nice series of photos here: Blue_In_AK Sep 2012 #8

I, for one, think it's interesting phantom power Sep 2012 #10

Interesting as long as your house isn't floating downstream. Blue_In_AK Sep 2012 #11