The Down Range Forum
Member Section => Down Range Cafe => Topic started by: JC5123 on March 18, 2014, 09:47:06 AM
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At least we don't get hurricanes!!!!! :P
http://k2radio.com/110-mph-winds-batter-wyoming/
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Well, at least it keeps the bugs off you! ;D
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When the winds finally calmed down last last night, they shifted and we had a full on blizzard last night.
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News this AM had video of an 18 wheeler being BLOWN off the road .
Just so you know, with 110 MPH winds you might as well have hurricanes, all your missing is the rain.
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I spent a couple of months in WY a few years back, and the wind was terrible!
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I can't even imagine what 110 mph is like. We had winds around 40 mph a couple times this winter and I think that was it.
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News this AM had video of an 18 wheeler being BLOWN off the road .
Just so you know, with 110 MPH winds you might as well have hurricanes, all your missing is the rain.
110 MPH is supposed to be class 3 hurricane force. According to our local guys the peak gust that we had at our house was 76 MPH. That's why we live in a single story house.
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Actually a hurricane might be better....there is some calm in the middle.
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Having experienced numerous tornado, several hurricanes, snow falling horizontally at 100 mph in the near arctic and a few dozen N'or Easters, I'd take a bit of a blow in Wyoming over any of the them!
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When I get deployed to hurricanes' for search & rescue they don't allow us out there until the wind is 40 mph or less because higher winds on a the semi trucks are nothing more than a giant sail and stand a chance of getting blown over even when fully loaded. When I resided in Kansas, local kids grow up believing that snow falls sideways because of non-stop winds.