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The Fifth Season
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作者：The Fifth Season 在 生活风情 发贴, 来自【海归网】 http://www.haiguinet.com
那天，查了一下手机，有月食 - 于是想到“天狗”
这么有趣的事，夷人怎么没有想到滴？
知道阿葱会拍，就吃了一只烧鸡，回去了，睡梦中看见很多云！
(还有$0.99一个的 Pineapple Express*)
老外的烧鸡，不好吃也好吃；
反正都吃完了，鸡皮喂“三毛”
不经意，一抬眼：街灯很美，多拍了几张！
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报纸引火
中文更好！
想不到
住Apt邻居干的 - 真正的爬梯！
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就在傍边，影影绰绰中还有人搬家 !
At this time, at the Christmas Night !
几家欢乐
几家灯火阑珊,
没有下雪寂寞的节日！
*ZT What is a "Pineapple Express"?
By Scott Sistek
Story Published: Oct 4, 2006 at 12:48 PM PST
Story Updated: Dec 21, 2009 at 9:39 AM PST
The "Pineapple Express" is when we have a weather system that has its origins from the Hawaiian tropics (Get it? 'Pineapple' for Hawaii? Who said weathermen don't have a sense of humor?)
You can usually see it on a satellite photo, where the band of rainfall stretches from the Pacific Northwest all the way southwest to near Hawaii.
These tend to be the wettest-type of storms we get around here -- bringing between 1-2" of rain per day for Seattle and much more near the mountains -- as it has an abundance of warm, tropical moisture.
It also brings high potential for flooding, as the warm air tends to raise snow levels quite high around here. That has two compounding effects:
1) It means precipitation falls as rain instead of snow in the mountains, increasing the run-off into the local rivers.
2) It will also begin to melt the snow at lower mountains altitudes, adding even more liquid water into the mix.
Pineapple Expresses usually mean wintertime temperatures in the upper 50s or warmer. I remember a December night in the mid 1990s when the temperature reached 63 degrees -- at 2 a.m.(!) -- during a Pineapple Express event.
作者：The Fifth Season 在 生活风情 发贴, 来自【海归网】 http://www.haiguinet.com
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