12 thoughts on “Snowmageddon Haiku”

1. Cara Lucia,

   Que sofrimento!
   .
   This is why I long ago moved to Florida. Today: 77F, breeze from the SW. Tomorrow: 78F, breeze from the west. Next day: 80F winds form the NW.

2. I’m currently in Baghdad, where it’s about 50 degrees and raining. I didn’t expect it to rain so much in Iraq.

   My wife is in Colorado Springs, where the high yesterday was about -1 F, with 20 mph wind gusts. Eep!

3. Can someone point me to the name of that fellow who said he felt bad for his daughter (in New York) because sledding wouldn’t really happen anymore. He was a climate guy of some type. My google skills may be suspect, I couldn’t find it.

4. Peter:
   Dr. Michael Oppenheimer of the Environmental Defense Fund.

   http://www.nytimes.com/2000/01/15/nyregion/winter-new-york-something-s-missing-absence-snow-upsets-rhythms-urban-life.html

   To give credit, the Googling didn’t get me to the NYTimes article directly, this site did:
   http://hauntingthelibrary.wordpress.com/2011/01/01/new-york-times-2000-sledding-and-snowball-fights-are-as-out-of-date-as-hoop-rolling/

5. patiently waiting
   a bitter cold kentucky
   now dreams of springtime

   Andrew

6. Waiting for green days
   Is it cold and long enough
   To kill pine beetles?

7. My home state is blue.
   Not a surprise if one lives
   in Massachusetts.

8. AGW
   would have been preferable
   goodbye, Chicago

9. A massive snowstorm
   Ravages the countryside.
   Winter — deal with it.

10. My girlfriend in MI says the news is playing the “JAWS” theme while giving the weather report. LOL

11. Snow, glow, throw

    Increased snow, snowier
    Increased glow, glowier
    Increased throw, throwier

    Biggest snow, snowiest
    Biggest glow, glowiest
    Biggest throw, throwiest

12. Today snow, tomorrow sunshine
    How to cope with
    Extreme weather?

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