11-07-2003 10:38									#1
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http://news.mysanantonio.com/story....180&xlc=1022772


Is this a sign that the people of Texas should change their ways?

	11-07-2003 10:41									#2
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OOOOOppppppssssss It's my fault I was smoking a cigar tonight.

	11-07-2003 10:43									#3
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scary sh*t.
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	11-07-2003 10:56									#4
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It's the cow farts

	11-07-2003 10:58									#5
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ahh, the Master Plan is already being put into action...

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	12-07-2003 02:24									#7
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coooooooooool

	12-07-2003 02:30									#8
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Inch of rain and SA is already flooded? what kind of ****ed up city is that?!

	12-07-2003 02:32									#9
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MINOR flooding. Not like it was scooting trees down the street.

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It's a dark mysteron come to take Dubya away...hurrah!

	12-07-2003 02:43									#11
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*lives in San Antonio*
Hmm I didn't see that this morning.. but I was indoors

Texas weather is really funky; it's not unusual for isolated areas to get drenched while nearby areas go dry.. oh and rain when there's not a cloud in the sky.

	12-07-2003 02:43									#12
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quote: Originally posted by FemmeAdonis MINOR flooding. Not like it was scooting trees down the street.

Just a filled some streets?

HELLO, IT WAS JUST AN INCH OF RAIN.



anyway, you're from Austin, why do you care?

	12-07-2003 02:45									#13
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oh shut up. >:

but yes...texas is retarded......it doenst take much to flood some areas...our land isnt flat...so an INCH of rain on a lower leveled land can flood it due to water flowin from the higher elevated areas. ya know?

	12-07-2003 02:46									#14
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witchcraft!

	12-07-2003 02:47									#15
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yes. I know.

I actually was surprised that it didn't rain more. SA is in the desert, IIRC.

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smoke signals.

	12-07-2003 02:52									#17
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Why don't you Americans do any decent witch burnings anymore? You have enough barbeques in Texas

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quote: Originally posted by Azazel Inch of rain and SA is already flooded? what kind of ****ed up city is that?!

dont get me started on my home town...

	12-07-2003 02:57									#19
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quote: Originally posted by Neutrino *lives in San Antonio* Hmm I didn't see that this morning.. but I was indoors Texas weather is really funky; it's not unusual for isolated areas to get drenched while nearby areas go dry.. oh and rain when there's not a cloud in the sky.

where in SA are you at?

	12-07-2003 03:00									#20
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They have a saying in Texas:

" If you dont like the weather, just wait 5 minutes"

In january, its common to have one week with freezing temperatures, and the next with 80 degree (farenhieght) temperatures. It can go from ice, to sunshine and heat in a matter of a night. A lot of places are like this, but most Ive found to be a bit more consistent in their weather patterns.

	12-07-2003 03:00									#21
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quote: Originally posted by red_jon Why don't you Americans do any decent witch burnings anymore? You have enough barbeques in Texas

That is sooooo 1692...

...besides, this is the south, they burn blacks and queers down there, probably what accounts for that smoke

	12-07-2003 03:02									#22
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How many inches of rain do you get on a yearly basis?

	12-07-2003 03:09									#23
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well, the average is about 30 inches, but ths doesnt say much, cause like i said, the weather is very eractic. The annual rainfall is usually between 10 and 50 inches tho. The last couple years have been extremely wet. in october of 1998 we had "the flood of the century". The worst flooding ever happened then, pretty spectacualr and devestating. we werent supposed to have another thing like that for another 100 years... come fall 2000 (or 2001... forget), we had an *even* worse flood.

Throughout the mid 90s the SA area was racked with drought. Water restrictions sucked, especially when your a kid, adn we had to live with them for what seemed forever.

	12-07-2003 03:12									#24
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Cool, annual rain fluctuations of a desert, and the average rainfall of a mediterrenean climate.

Funky.

Usually, though, the fluctuations in the desert circle a different number. 10 inches. More than that and IIRC, it's not a desert anymore.

	12-07-2003 04:13									#25
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A desert is any area that recieves ten inches or less of rain per yer. Technically Utar is a desert.

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quote: Originally posted by geeslaka A desert is any area that recieves ten inches or less of rain per yer. Technically Utar is a desert.

Where is Utar?

ACK!

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quote: Originally posted by Azazel Just a filled some streets? HELLO, IT WAS JUST AN INCH OF RAIN. anyway, you're from Austin, why do you care?

The inch of rain is only part of it, the ground here is pretty saturated from, basically 2 weeks of on and off thunderstorms, so any appreciable amount, like 1 inch, does cause flooding because the ground can't absorb any more water.

It's still not as bad as last year at this time.

ACK!

	12-07-2003 05:11									#28
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black cloud? probably Bush cronies burning incriminating documents...

	12-07-2003 05:15									#29
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Kramer:
I live in the north side near Loop 1604 and Huebner intersection.

You?

	12-07-2003 05:23									#30
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quote: Originally posted by Tuberski Where is Utar? ACK!

he misspelled UTAH!!!

30in of rain, highly seasonal, sounds like the Texas Savanna area, but I thought that was EAST Texas?

(Texas Savanna is a type of grassland with groves of Mestique, Juniper, Acacia, and other North American trees adapted to long dry spells.)