Good Sunday Morning

Jim · 2006-07-23, 11:42 AM

Our water problem is really nothing that new. I remember as a kid being at the bridge just up the road from me where the ice would jam and start flooding everything. They used dynamite back then and for a kid, it was cool. They then hired an engineer who decided we needed to dig the ice jam area deeper and it seemed to work. But, never has this happened during anytime other than winter and early spring.

It's almost like, the oceans are getting warmer and making the air hold more water until it finally rains harder than it ever has. I wish someone would come up with a name for this phenomenon of the oceans getting warmer

2006-07-23, 11:42 AM	#20
Jim Banned Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Mohawk, New York Posts: 19,477	Our water problem is really nothing that new. I remember as a kid being at the bridge just up the road from me where the ice would jam and start flooding everything. They used dynamite back then and for a kid, it was cool. They then hired an engineer who decided we needed to dig the ice jam area deeper and it seemed to work. But, never has this happened during anytime other than winter and early spring. It's almost like, the oceans are getting warmer and making the air hold more water until it finally rains harder than it ever has. I wish someone would come up with a name for this phenomenon of the oceans getting warmer