Ice Age
- Thread starter Hotdog
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Where do you live?
Since I thought this would be about the Ice Age movies, I'm posting Ice Age pics:
HeavenHarris
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its 70 degrees here bro lmao
I had a little bit of snow on the way to work (Tooele County) this morning, but it's sunny and clear now.
I still like the first one the best. I think each one has gotten a little worse.
Duck Rodgers
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Not a light snow to shovel either. Beastly stuff. I'm going to get a few extra workouts in today apparently. I've been shoveling every 3 hours or so.
I just got a call from my wife asking if I'm going to leave work early because of the snow. Even though there's not much snow out here, I just may do that if the SLC area is getting hit.
HeavenHarris
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bros tbh i hate the new 3d style of cartoons like ice age and finding nemo. hand drawn classics like The Lion King were the best bros the best
larryselbows
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The winter you are experiencing in Utah is due to subtle fluctuations in the mean atmospheric pressure centers on the North American Continent. This is referred to as the "Pacific/North American" or "PNA" Pattern. Since this year is a "negative" year, most of the cold Arctic air that passes through the North American Jet Stream is remaining further north than usual and pounding the Rocky Mountain region as depicted by this image:
The winter you are experiencing in Utah is due to subtle fluctuations in the mean atmospheric pressure centers on the North American Continent. This is referred to as the "Pacific/North American" or "PNA" Pattern. Since this year is a "negative" year, most of the cold Arctic air that passes through the North American Jet Stream is remaining further north than usual and pounding the Rocky Mountain region as depicted by this image:
Thanks weatherman Larryselbows!
HeavenHarris
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Al Gore tried to warn us bros
larryselbows
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Beantown
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The winter you are experiencing in Utah is due to subtle fluctuations in the mean atmospheric pressure centers on the North American Continent. This is referred to as the "Pacific/North American" or "PNA" Pattern. Since this year is a "negative" year, most of the cold Arctic air that passes through the North American Jet Stream is remaining further north than usual and pounding the Rocky Mountain region as depicted by this image:
Nerd alert.
NAOS
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^ jealous of an IQ that moves the needle.