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berimbau
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 Posted: 16 Jan 2007 01:42 PM Post subject: Why is it so cold in the desert? |
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| Every year it seems that the Imperial Valley outdoes itself, the summer keeps getting hotter, and this feels like the coldest winter ever; it’s been (literally) freezing. I think the snowbirds are getting gibed; it’s almost as cold as Canada...well, not quite, but close. And it's cold without the snow, which is no fun. I’m just a whiner. |
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| Posted: 16 Jan 2007 07:57 PM Post subject: |
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Mars
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| Posted: 17 Jan 2007 01:39 PM Post subject: Re: Why is it so cold in the desert? |
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| berimbau wrote: | | Every year it seems that the Imperial Valley outdoes itself, the summer keeps getting hotter, and this feels like the coldest winter ever; it’s been (literally) freezing. I think the snowbirds are getting gibed; it’s almost as cold as Canada...well, not quite, but close. And it's cold without the snow, which is no fun. I’m just a whiner. |
It has to do with clouds. Clouds act as a type of insulation that keeps the heat, since deserts have no clouds the heat escapes. Mr. Ferrel, biology circa 1992 |
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| Posted: 18 Jan 2007 08:35 PM Post subject: Re: Why is it so cold in the desert? |
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| Mars wrote: | | berimbau wrote: | | Every year it seems that the Imperial Valley outdoes itself, the summer keeps getting hotter, and this feels like the coldest winter ever; it’s been (literally) freezing. I think the snowbirds are getting gibed; it’s almost as cold as Canada...well, not quite, but close. And it's cold without the snow, which is no fun. I’m just a whiner. |
It has to do with clouds. Clouds act as a type of insulation that keeps the heat, since deserts have no clouds the heat escapes. Mr. Ferrel, biology circa 1992 |
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