A Meteorologist at San Angelo, Texas' KLST station recently discovered a massive penis of thunderstorms preparing to barrel through west Texas and penetrate its tip into Mexico. Video of this red-hot Weather Penis forecast can be seen below.
Showing posts with label Weather. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weather. Show all posts
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Weather Penis Rams Through Southwest
A Meteorologist at San Angelo, Texas' KLST station recently discovered a massive penis of thunderstorms preparing to barrel through west Texas and penetrate its tip into Mexico. Video of this red-hot Weather Penis forecast can be seen below.Sunday, September 7, 2008
Ike Has Taken a Hike!
It appears as if South Florida has once again "dodged" another tropical system...and we are extremely grateful!
Hurricane Ike, current a category 4 as of 8:00 am ET on Sunday, September 7th, is tracking away from South Florida and possibly even the Florida Keys. It is currently affecting the Southern Bahamas, Turks & Caicos, and soon the poor people in Cuba. But, our friends up in the Gulf Coast (Texas & Louisiana) need to keep a close eye on this system, as Ike is tracking towards their neck of the woods for later this week.
Thank you Mother Nature for sparing us from a category 4 hurricane. South Florida does not need another "Andrew".
Labels:
Hurricanes,
Weather
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
...and Then There Were Three!
During my high school years, I had the aspiration to become a journalist and eventually work for a local television station as a meteorlogist. I never pursued my dreams, so now as "couch potato meterologist", I spend my time tracking the tropics during the hurricane season.Well, as we approach the peak of the Hurricane Season (September 10th) the Atlantic Ocean is brewing with three named storms: Hanna, Ike and Josephine, along with two addition unclassified tropical systems with a 20%-30% probability of becoming the 11th and 12th tropical depressions of 2008.
It seems as if all three named systems are pointing towards the state of Florida. We're all hoping they all make a turn before they reach our shores, as we do not want to deal with floods, destructions, cold showers, cabin fever, no television, and everything else that comes with these tropical systems. So, let's all hope and pray that the "three musketeers" stay away from sunny SoFla!
Labels:
Hurricanes,
Weather
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