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Increasing Drought Conditions In Parts Of US and China

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  • 15-02-2012 12:32am
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    Pa ElGrande
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    Increasing Drought Conditions In Parts Of US and China
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    Sponge Bob
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    This, I think is the link.

    http://www.financialsense.com/contributors/evelyn-browning-garriss/dry-and-desperate

    0201-10-biggest-cities.jpg

    While there is no doubt that the SW and SE account for a greater % of the overall uS population I feel predicting no El Nino any more is a bit drastic. :)

    Just to show what it means. Here are the precipitation anomalies associated with EL Nino ( wet southern US) and La Nina ( dry southern US)

    Source For Following Graphics.

    strong%20el%20nino.gif

    strong%20la%20nina.gif


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    Godge
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    The article is dated 1 February 2011 and includes the following statement "In other words, every one of these already troubled cities has the potential to be stressed by this upcoming winter’s event."

    Is there any evidence that the predictions made about water shortages came true this winter?


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