Thread: Houston

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

In a Warming World, the Storms May Be Fewer But Stronger : Feature Articles NASA data and explanation on temperature changes and storm strength
Then look at 1910 to 2016 sea surface temps in QLD

PS I just checked every other Australian map. That was very depressing!

Yeah, the seasons are changing. We didn't have a winter, as such, my mango tree blossomed about two months earlier than normal, the box jelly fish are seen further south than usual, you don't have to be a scientist to see things are changing. Brisbane may be in the cyclone zone permanently , some say. Oh well, I love the tropics, looks like they are coming to me, other than me to them. A good generator is on the list, along with getting the cyclone kit up & running. Haven't had to do that since Darwin. Be Prepared.

An answer to a question, could be argued against, but stubborn bull headed arguments against are perhaps ill advised.

Tropical Cyclone Trends

Originally Posted by bob10

Yeah, the seasons are changing. We didn't have a winter, as such, my mango tree blossomed about two months earlier than normal, the box jelly fish are seen further south than usual, you don't have to be a scientist to see things are changing. Brisbane may be in the cyclone zone permanently , some say. Oh well, I love the tropics, looks like they are coming to me, other than me to them. A good generator is on the list, along with getting the cyclone kit up & running. Haven't had to do that since Darwin. Be Prepared.

But I don't like mangos, will avos get cheaper ?

Originally Posted by trog

But I don't like mangos, will avos get cheaper ?

Don't worry, I have an AVO tree, only another 6 years and I'll corner the market.

We have a big ago tree too. Bears prolifically - the dogs eat the fallen ones.
We just had to do a major pick because the tree is stressed from lack of rain plus it is trying to flower while also supporting too many avos.
So it is smashed avos at our chateau.