Feb 3, 2024 · This reduces the altitude at the Texas site as all that is needed to be able to see that point at sea level. Results The following table portrays the angular separation between the points in Hawaii and the points in Texas (first line in each table cell) and the altitude above sea level for the point in Texas needed to barely see the point in ...

This is why different crude grades sell for different prices (usually relative to a standard like West Texas Intermediate or Brent). Generally, the more light fractions like kerosene, the higher the price. $\endgroup$ –

Jan 12, 2016 · The west coast is even more extreme, with some places having the warmest day in September. Conversely, desert areas in the southwest (southern Arizona, New Mexico, western Texas) have the warmest day of the year in June.

Compass angles (positive West, negative East) measured at BGS Lerwick, Eskdalemuir and Hartland observatories during 2003-10-29 and 2003-10-30. The the biggest change is seen at Lerwick, a smaller change is seen at Eskdalemuir further to the south (further away from the auroral zone where the field changes are occurring), and a smaller change ...

Feb 16, 2020 · Being winter in the NH, places that are more southerly like Louisiana and east Texas in the US have light while places at the same longitude further north do not. You can tell that the image is taken in winter from the south-west to north-east slope of the terminator (i.e. the line separating the light and dark areas, see discussion here).

Jun 20, 2024 · Here, winter systems moving in directly from inland Canada ("Alberta clippers") typically bring less than 10 cm snow accumulation; while those that develop around the Texas/Oklahoma Panhandle, drawing moisture from the warm Gulf of Mexico, can bring snowfalls of 30 cm or more even without enhancements from the Lakes.

Aug 28, 2017 · Nederland, Texas received 60.58 inches of rain (over 1.5 meters) from Harvey. I would have responded to this question much earlier, but I just ran across it, and my power was out thanks to Harvey when this question was posted. And then I was busy for months recovering from the flooding caused by Harvey. $\endgroup$ –

The dust bowl occurred in six states, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, Nebraska and Kansas. In environments dominated by a mild or temperate climate, it takes roughly 200-400 years to form half an inch of top soil. in wet tropical areas soil formation is substantially faster, it takes 200 years However tropical plants gobble up nutrients ...

Mar 11, 2015 · False! the tsunami caused major upwellings of cold subsurface waters and even slowed, temporarily stopped or shifted some ocean currents. All this led to the drought that plagued the west coast for years, until the Humbolt current resumed it's normal path.

Jan 30, 2016 · That's why the east/west hemispheres definition is confusing, because if you are in the middle of the pacific, the Western hemisphere is towards the East... confusing. So let's forget about East/West hemispheres, and consider the East/West cardinal directions. Where East is 90° to the right of North and West 90° to the left of North.