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Bird’s Eye Views
Tag Archives: weather
The Winds
The “mild” sore back is indirectly the result of a few 60 miles an hour wind gusts. Those gusts tore twigs and one small branch from the elm trees in my yard. I had previously planned to mow, so the … Continue reading
Upon Hearing HAL’s Song
For the umpteenth time, I watched Stanley Kubrik’s “2001: A Space Odyssey”. This occured during a lull in activity this past weekend. The scene in which HAL the computer is being shut down became the prompt for today’s short post. … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, cultural highlights, Entertainment, Environment, Hometown, Meanderings, music, Science
Tagged 2001 A Space Odyssey, precipitation, weather
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On Meteorology Day
The weather and the forecasting of it was a major interest of my late friend Doug. When he was much younger, he worked part time for the National Weather Service in Norfolk, Nebraska. His weather station gig was something he … Continue reading
Posted in Controversy, cultural highlights, Environment, Friendship, Hobbies, Hometown, Science
Tagged meteorology, National Weather Service, NOAA, weather
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Wintry Weather
The afternoon of very light snow flurries faded to an early evening of just cloudy skies. Forecasters had predicted light snow, so I was disappointed to see only a light dusting on the driveway, sidewalks, and street. Northeast Nebraska has … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, cultural highlights, Hometown
Tagged cold air, snow, weather, wind, winter
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Dog Days Of Summer
The easy availability of weather-related channels on the Web has changed the way I view the four seasons–particularly the summertime. I’ve been regularly viewing a YouTube channel called “Direct Weather”. The young man who hosts the videos does a good … Continue reading
Posted in cultural highlights, Health, Hometown, Meanderings
Tagged dog days, Summertime, weather, YouTube videos
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A Wet Year
I like to completely detail and wax the ol’ Camry at least once each year. I prefer to do this during dry spells so I can enjoy the look of a pristine car finish for at least a week; two … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, Environment, Hometown, Meanderings
Tagged climate, farmers, flooding, rain, vehicle detailing, weather
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A Bit Breezy
It’s an abnormal day if there is an absence of at least a moderate or fresh breeze in Norfolk. Great Plains states like Nebraska are simply a bit breezy most of the time. Meteorologists say this is due to variations … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Hometown, Science
Tagged Beaufort Scale, meteorology, weather, wind, wind speed
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