[AT] OT Weird Weather

[Cecil Bearden]

When the low hanging storm clouds come over, they receive energy from 
the heat still left in the area they are over.  When the air is mixed, 
instead of layered as it does with the humidity, it becomes homogenized 
and more readily available for the storm, or if it is cooler, it can 
divert the storm.....    I know it seems like it is only a small amount, 
but when you have 10 sections of wind farms with 12 or more windmills  
to a section, it has to make some difference.  I have discussed this 
with several meteorologists at the severe storm center, but there is no 
money to study it.  In my earlier career, I worked with meteorologists, 
water engineers, and nearly anyone connected with climate and water....

Cecil

On 6/23/2019 11:00 AM, pga2 at BasicISP.net wrote:
> I don't understand what effect stirring the air flow around wind farms 
> might do to affect the weather, but I recently read an articlre that 
> said that the single largest cause of bird mortality is now wind 
> farms. I can't remember if that was nationwide or for a particular 
> state. Interesting.
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> Phil in TX
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> --- crbearden at copper.net wrote:
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> From: Cecil Bearden <crbearden at copper.net>
> To: at at lists.antique-tractor.com
> Subject: Re: [AT] OT Weird Weather
> Date: Sun, 23 Jun 2019 09:04:04 -0500
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> This record setting weather gives me plenty of time to think about 
> why.   Let me state that I am not a believer in Man-made global 
> warming.  The earth has gone through many cycles prior to man's 
> existence.   Now let's not start a political discussion here that is 
> not my intent.  Just thinking.
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> My farms are 50 miles apart as the crow flies.  Both sit SE of 
> gigantic wind farms. our storms used to come from the NW, but now when 
> they get near the wind farms, they turn and go straight south...  If 
> you really look at wind generators, those fans are 300 ft diameter and 
> sit about 300 ft above ground to the center.  That means that the fan 
> stirs up 450 ft of air so that when a low lying storm or tornado flows 
> near, the heat from the ground is now mixed for450 ft..   Just a 
> thought...   The trend is to go to more wind generation and less 
> fossil fuels...   Has anyone done any study on the effect of wind 
> farms..  ??
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> Another thought is that in the last 100 or so years every large nation 
> has tried to weaponize weather.  The jet stream is now flowing in a 
> pattern that has been experienced before, but not for the length of 
> time.  Ralph has said that Canada is drier that ever, while we are so 
> wet nothing can get planted. The pressure systems over Canada and 
> Greenland are causing the jet stream patterns.
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> I won't go any further with my personal thoughts on this as I don't 
> want to start a political flaming war...
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> Cecil
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