I agree with John Casey...100%.....its cold temp change. In Florida this is not as evident...but my last year and a half in the mountains has given me reason to absolutely give Casey my attention on this theory. I have seen weather patterns here disrupted by not heat but COLD...in the mid summer this year, July saw some very low temps...surprisingly low. Crops planted in the spring were damaged by late and very cold snaps and heavy frosts...late summer crops this year have been damaged by cold and as of mid October, in the Valley, I have had four occasions where I have had NOT FROST, but ice on my car. Ice that needed liquid de-freeze....something I am not used to....so, this theory is interesting and one that I can see here...he makes sense. https://youtube/watch?v=XQanWtkSDHE&feature=youtu.be
Posted on: Sat, 01 Nov 2014 14:41:49 +0000