Description:
Discussion of meteorology and related topics.
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Global Weather Highlights
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GLOBAL WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS
MAY 2013
The World Meteorological Organization’s Statement on the Status of the Global Climate says that 2012 joined the ten previous years as one of the warmest - at ninth place - on record despite the cooling influence of a La Nina episode early in the year. The 2012 global land and ocean surface temperature during January–December 2012 is estimated to be 0.45C ) above the 1961-1990 average of 14.0C. This is the ninth warmest year since records began in 1850 and the 27th consecutive year that the global land and ocean temperatures were above the 1961-1990 average, according to the statement. The years 2001-2012 were all among the top 13 warmest years on record.... more »
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National Storm Summary 2013
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NATIONAL STORM SUMMARY
MAY 2013
1st-11th…A major Spring storm moved through the Rockies Wednesday, providing weather more fit for Winter. Snow fell in the Northern Rockies and into the Plains as the storm strengthened, and Winter Storm Warnings were posted for southern Minnesota and adjacent areas of Wisconsin due to the anticipation of up to a foot of new snow in the area by the end of Thursday. This storm is extending a cool and wet Spring for the Plains and parts of the Midwest. This storm will continue to move into the Plains Thursday, allowing snow to fall from Colorado to Minnesota.... more »
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National Weather Summary May 2013
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NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
MAY 2013
1st-11th…A major Spring storm moved through the Rockies Wednesday, providing weather more fit for Winter. Snow fell in the Northern Rockies and into the Plains as the storm strengthened, and Winter Storm Warnings were posted for southern Minnesota and adjacent areas of Wisconsin due to the anticipation of up to a foot of new snow in the area by the end of Thursday. This storm is extending a cool and wet spring for the Plains and parts of the Midwest. This storm will continue to move into the Plains Thursday, allowing snow to fall from Colorado to Minnesota. Cool air will filter into the Southern Plains and Southwest, bringing temperatures in the 20s. Freeze Watches are posted for the area. Meanwhile, another storm along the Gulf Coast swept Gulf of Mexico moisture into the Southeast and Florida. This moisture provided wet weather in the form of heavy rain and thunderstorms for the southern half of Florida. Meanwhile, a building high pressure ridge continued to provide pleasant to warm conditions for California and the Southwest. These warm conditions will continue for the next several days, with some inland areas of Central California experiencing their first triple digit heat of the year.... more »
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HOW DOES ISLAM DIFFER FROM OTHER FAITHS? (PART 1 OF 2)
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Description: Some of the Unique Features of Islam not found in other
belief systems and ways of life.
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Simplicity, Rationality and Practicality
Islam is a religion without any mythology. Its teachings are simple
and intelligible. It is free from superstitions and irrational
beliefs. The oneness of God, the prophethood of Muhammad, and the... more »
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Global Weather Highlights April 2013
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GLOBAL WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS
APRIL 2013
EUROPE
Emergency services in Poland are trying to clear icy roads and restore power to thousands of homes after heavy snow over Easter. Polish national radio says more than 100,000 homes had no electricity on Monday, after trees collapsed on some power lines. Poland's central and eastern provinces were worst hit. There were hundreds of domestic fires at the weekend, many caused by faulty heaters. Five people died in blazes. Moscow also has unusually heavy snow. Russia's state weather centre says the blanket of snow in Moscow reached 65cm on Monday - that is 9cm more than previous records for 1 April, dating back to 1895 and 1942. About 30cm of snow fell across Poland on Sunday, making many roads impassable and delaying dozens of flights. Residents of Katowice and Bialystok said that they had never witnessed such weather before at Easter.... more »
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National Storm Summary April 2013
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NATIONAL STORM SUMMARY
APRIL 2013
1st-6th…A cold upper trough of low pressure from the North reached southward into the Central and Eastern U.S. and ushered another shot of arctic air into the north-central regions of the nation on Wednesday. This translated into well below average temperatures that seemed more reminiscent of winter than spring. As cold northwesterly flow spread into the Midwest, light to moderate lake effect snow showers developed downwind of portions of the Great Lakes. A Lake Effect Snow Warning and Winter Weather Advisory continued for areas of northern Michigan through the afternoon in anticipation of 2 to 4 inches of snow and strong northwest winds. South of this cold front, a second cold front became nearly stationary from the Lower Mid-Atlantic through the Deep South. Rain showers and isolated thunderstorms continued along and ahead of this cold front through the afternoon. Further south, impulses streaming across the southern Florida Peninsula created a slight risk of severe thunderstorm activity during the late afternoon. While the main concern with these storms were severe hail, tornadoes were not ruled out.... more »
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Nationa; Weather Summary April 2013
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NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
APRIL 2013
1st-6th…The Central U.S. began April with chilly temperatures on Monday, while wet weather continued in the East and West. A cold upper trough of low pressure from the North reached southward into the Central and Eastern U.S. and ushered another shot of arctic air into the north-central regions of the nation. This translated into well below average temperatures that seemed more reminiscent of winter than spring. As cold northwesterly flow spread into the Midwest, light to moderate lake effect snow showers developed downwind of portions of the Great Lakes. A Lake Effect Snow Warning and Winter Weather Advisory continued for areas of northern Michigan through the afternoon in anticipation of 2 to 4 inches of snow and strong northwest winds. Meanwhile, rain and snow showers developed from upstate New York through the central Appalachians as a cold front over the Upper Midwest pushed eastward toward the Atlantic Ocean during the afternoon. South of this cold front, a second cold front became nearly stationary from the Lower Mid-Atlantic through the Deep South. Rain showers and isolated thunderstorms continued along and ahead of this cold front through the afternoon. Further south, impulses streaming across the southern Florida Peninsula created a slight risk of severe thunderstorm activity during the late afternoon. While the main concern with these storms were severe hail, tornadoes were not ruled out.... more »
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????????????? WHY DID PROPHET MUHAMMAD MARRY AISHA THE YOUNG GIRL
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WHY DID PROPHET MUHAMMAD MARRY AISHA THE YOUNG GIRL?
This is an important book talks about a common issue misunderstood but
misused by lots of thinkers and orientalists. It is “Why did Prophet
Muhammad marry Aisha the young girl?” The author shows the reason
behind their discussion. They want to distort the picture of Prophet... more »
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http://tinyurl.com/markwdecker - his BIGGEST LIE yet!
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[link] - his BIGGEST LIE yet! Just republishing what is on the internet because of Mark W. Decker's censoring tactics Now I know why this is info is repeated everywhere on the net because Mr. Decker is having the search results sanitized. What would Mr. Decker be trying to hide, oh, well read on:... more »
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