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argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves." William Pitt

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Does not apply or work in the latitude of South Texas.

This old saying only works in the westerly trade wind zone. In the North
Atlantic, for example. Texas is generally on the edge of the SE trade wind
zone during the summer hurricane season. The westerlies sometimes shift far
enough south so there are prevailing westerlies but only in the wintertime
there.

Here, this link will explain it for you.

http://www.loc.gov/rr/scitech/myster...er-sailor.html

I hope everybody reads and understands it because I'm sick and tired of so
much ignorance displayed with respect to weather patterns and even what red
skies indicate and why.

The 'where' is of paramount importance and never forget it.

Wilbur Hubbard

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Does not apply or work in the latitude of South Texas.

This old saying only works in the westerly trade wind zone. In the North
Atlantic, for example. Texas is generally on the edge of the SE trade wind
zone during the summer hurricane season. The westerlies sometimes shift
far enough south so there are prevailing westerlies but only in the
wintertime there.

Here, this link will explain it for you.

http://www.loc.gov/rr/scitech/myster...er-sailor.html

I hope everybody reads and understands it because I'm sick and tired of so
much ignorance displayed with respect to weather patterns and even what
red skies indicate and why.

The 'where' is of paramount importance and never forget it.

Wilbur Hubbard


My point exactly. Had hoped to get a discussion going. You really know how
to kill a thread,

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Does not apply or work in the latitude of South Texas.

This old saying only works in the westerly trade wind zone. In the North
Atlantic, for example. Texas is generally on the edge of the SE trade
wind zone during the summer hurricane season. The westerlies sometimes
shift far enough south so there are prevailing westerlies but only in the
wintertime there.

Here, this link will explain it for you.

http://www.loc.gov/rr/scitech/myster...er-sailor.html

I hope everybody reads and understands it because I'm sick and tired of
so much ignorance displayed with respect to weather patterns and even
what red skies indicate and why.

The 'where' is of paramount importance and never forget it.

Wilbur Hubbard


My point exactly. Had hoped to get a discussion going. You really know
how to kill a thread,

Sorry, but when one is blessed with uncommon knowledge and great intellect
it would be a crime to remain silent.

Wilbur Hubbard

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Does not apply or work in the latitude of South Texas.

This old saying only works in the westerly trade wind zone. In the North
Atlantic, for example. Texas is generally on the edge of the SE trade
wind zone during the summer hurricane season. The westerlies sometimes
shift far enough south so there are prevailing westerlies but only in
the wintertime there.

Here, this link will explain it for you.

http://www.loc.gov/rr/scitech/myster...er-sailor.html

I hope everybody reads and understands it because I'm sick and tired of
so much ignorance displayed with respect to weather patterns and even
what red skies indicate and why.

The 'where' is of paramount importance and never forget it.

Wilbur Hubbard


My point exactly. Had hoped to get a discussion going. You really know
how to kill a thread,

Sorry, but when one is blessed with uncommon knowledge and great intellect
it would be a crime to remain silent.

Wilbur Hubbard

Next time wait 'till the crabs are in the pot.

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Does not apply or work in the latitude of South Texas.

This old saying only works in the westerly trade wind zone. In the North
Atlantic, for example. Texas is generally on the edge of the SE trade wind
zone during the summer hurricane season. The westerlies sometimes shift far
enough south so there are prevailing westerlies but only in the wintertime
there.

Here, this link will explain it for you.

http://www.loc.gov/rr/scitech/myster...er-sailor.html

I hope everybody reads and understands it because I'm sick and tired of so
much ignorance displayed with respect to weather patterns and even what red
skies indicate and why.

The 'where' is of paramount importance and never forget it.

Wilbur Hubbard


You are as always an educator Cappy.




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