Global warming seems to indicate that we can't expect The Wrong Kind Of
Snow any more. But not to worry^H stop worrying ... "Lancaster
University says weather from outer space 'could cripple Britain's rail
network'"

Weather from outer space, I love it. Bands of low pressure from
Everywhere.

https://www.lancasterguardian.co.uk/news/national/lancaster-university-says-weather-from-outer-space-could-cripple-britains-rail-network-4441788

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Richard Robinson
"The whole plan hinged upon the natural curiosity of potatoes" - S. Lem

My email address is at http://qualmograph.org.uk/contact.html

Richard Robinson <richard@qualmograph.org.uk> wrote in
news:ul9lru$3lp99$1@dont-email.me:

> Global warming seems to indicate that we can't expect The Wrong Kind
> Of Snow any more. But not to worry^H stop worrying ... "Lancaster
> University says weather from outer space 'could cripple Britain's rail
> network'"
>
> Weather from outer space, I love it. Bands of low pressure from
> Everywhere.
>
> https://www.lancasterguardian.co.uk/news/national/lancaster-university-
> says-weather-from-outer-space-could-cripple-britains-rail-network-44417
> 88
>

Never did trust those Martians. Shifty coves, dontja know.

--
Peter
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On 2023-12-12, Richard Robinson <richard@qualmograph.org.uk> wrote:
> Global warming seems to indicate that we can't expect The Wrong Kind Of
> Snow any more. But not to worry^H stop worrying ... "Lancaster
> University says weather from outer space 'could cripple Britain's rail
> network'"
>
> Weather from outer space, I love it. Bands of low pressure from
> Everywhere.
>
> https://www.lancasterguardian.co.uk/news/national/lancaster-university-says-weather-from-outer-space-could-cripple-britains-rail-network-4441788
>

I love that sort of s***, it sort of discredits itself. there is a point
of course, the Sun (In Inner or Outer Space?)has more influence on
Earth's weather than all the dingbats at Doha.

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BringBack(Bonking)Boris..

On 12-Dec-23 14:57, Peter wrote:
> Richard Robinson <richard@qualmograph.org.uk> wrote in
> news:ul9lru$3lp99$1@dont-email.me:
>
>> Global warming seems to indicate that we can't expect The Wrong Kind
>> Of Snow any more. But not to worry^H stop worrying ... "Lancaster
>> University says weather from outer space 'could cripple Britain's rail
>> network'"
>>
>> Weather from outer space, I love it. Bands of low pressure from
>> Everywhere.
>>
>> https://www.lancasterguardian.co.uk/news/national/lancaster-university-
>> says-weather-from-outer-space-could-cripple-britains-rail-network-44417
>> 88
>>
>
> Never did trust those Martians. Shifty coves, dontja know.
>
If I had to withstand a Martian night, I'd be wearing a bit more than a
shift.

--
Sam Plusnet

On Tue, 12 Dec 2023 19:23:15 +0000
Sam Plusnet <not@home.com> wrote:

> If I had to withstand a Martian night, I'd be wearing a bit more than a
> shift.

Thuvia would be horrified if you wore as much as a shift.

--
Steve O'Hara-Smith
Odds and Ends at http://www.sohara.org/
Host: Beautiful Theory meet Inconvenient Fact
Obit: Beautiful Theory died today of factual inconsistency

On 12/12/2023 13:06, Richard Robinson wrote:
> Global warming seems to indicate that we can't expect The Wrong Kind Of
> Snow any more. But not to worry^H stop worrying ... "Lancaster
> University says weather from outer space 'could cripple Britain's rail
> network'"
>
> Weather from outer space, I love it. Bands of low pressure from
> Everywhere.
>
I listen to the "space weather" forecasts every week. You can read them
at https://rsgb.org/main/blog/news/gb2rs/propagation-news/

or view a talk at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6tpxKFeYS8

It's really real you know!

--
Nev
It causes me a great deal of regret and remorse
that so many people are unable to understand what I write.

nev young wrote:

> Richard Robinson wrote:
>
>> "Lancaster University says weather from outer space 'could cripple
>> Britain's rail network'"
>>
>> Weather from outer space, I love it. Bands of low pressure from
>> Everywhere.
>
> I listen to the "space weather" forecasts every week.
> It's really real you know!

Yebbut it's bad enough that we get yellow/red warnings to hide under the
duvet anytime there might be a puff of wind, or a wift of snow.

Issuing advice not to use trains, because theybuggerem are predicting
another Carrington Event? Let's crack prediction of volcanic eruptions
first ...

Tease'n'Seize said:
> nev young wrote:
>
>> Richard Robinson wrote:
>>
>>> "Lancaster University says weather from outer space 'could cripple
>>> Britain's rail network'"
>>>
>>> Weather from outer space, I love it. Bands of low pressure from
>>> Everywhere.
>>
>> I listen to the "space weather" forecasts every week.
>> It's really real you know!

I'm familiar with the phrase 'Solar wind', sure. But, is "space weather"
actually a phrase that Serious People use, are there other examples ?
Rain from Andromeda, Betelgeuse snowstorms, Horsehead Galaxy flooding ?

> Yebbut it's bad enough that we get yellow/red warnings to hide under the
> duvet anytime there might be a puff of wind, or a wift of snow.

Be permanently afraid, very afraid. Looks like the Hurricane Of Fish was
permanently traumatic.

> Issuing advice not to use trains, because theybuggerem are predicting
> another Carrington Event? Let's crack prediction of volcanic eruptions
> first ...

And, for that matter, is the rail network all that's vulnerable ?

What I mean is, if this is a serious phrace, the reporting context
isn't doing it any favours.

--
Richard Robinson
"The whole plan hinged upon the natural curiosity of potatoes" - S. Lem

My email address is at http://qualmograph.org.uk/contact.html

Richard Robinson <richard@qualmograph.org.uk> wrote:

> Tease'n'Seize said:
> > nev young wrote:
> >
> >> Richard Robinson wrote:
> >>
> >>> "Lancaster University says weather from outer space 'could cripple
> >>> Britain's rail network'"
> >>>
> >>> Weather from outer space, I love it. Bands of low pressure from
> >>> Everywhere.
> >>
> >> I listen to the "space weather" forecasts every week.
> >> It's really real you know!
>
> I'm familiar with the phrase 'Solar wind', sure. But, is "space weather"
> actually a phrase that Serious People use, are there other examples ?
> Rain from Andromeda, Betelgeuse snowstorms, Horsehead Galaxy flooding ?
>
> > Yebbut it's bad enough that we get yellow/red warnings to hide under the
> > duvet anytime there might be a puff of wind, or a wift of snow.
>
> Be permanently afraid, very afraid. Looks like the Hurricane Of Fish was
> permanently traumatic.
>
> > Issuing advice not to use trains, because theybuggerem are predicting
> > another Carrington Event? Let's crack prediction of volcanic eruptions
> > first ...
>
> And, for that matter, is the rail network all that's vulnerable ?
>
> What I mean is, if this is a serious phrace, the reporting context
> isn't doing it any favours.

I blame Lancaster Uni (they are wet and weedy, I diskard them).

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