OMG peeps, we got ourseves a LAND HURRICANE here in Colorado Springs!

and I wanted to move to Colorado Springs....

Thank the gods, the temps are in the mid fifties, even now, after dark - it is still 47 degrees - but the WIND !!!

gusts over a hundred miles an hour - no rain - we still had snow on the ground when this thing hit town ... no one has ever experienced anything like this ... it isn't blowing dust or even top soil around - its blowing GRAVEL --- don't know how many trucks it is blown over on I25 but they aren't even trying to put them up-right, as long as the wind keeps up - it must be blowing 40MPH steady - with gust between 60 - 100+ it started at 7PM last night - coming straight from the WEST, but leaving all the water in California and Nevada

it is doing the same here, as it did there, backing up against the mountains, til it builds up enough to crest them, then rolls over the Peak like a tidal wave - pulling up trees by the roots, rolling cars over, knocking over 18 wheeler s, and flinging trash from the Coast to Kansas


batten down the hatches - it's coming YOUR WAY


kinda makes me believe that Planet X is close - because nothing like this has ever been recorded


any one else out there with a link other than KKTV ?

What is a Chinook wind?

When warm, moist air from the Pacific rises over the mountains in western Canada, it cools, and the moisture condenses out of the air. As the dry air descends over the eastern slopes, it picks up speed and warms significantly, creating the distinct Chinook wind signature. The winds can reach hurricane force and raise temperatures in the affected area by up to 40 degrees in a single hour.

[link to www.reference.com (secure)]

Steady blasts from that huge coronal hole: [link to www.swpc.noaa.gov]

We have a wind advisory near Memphis starting in 1 hour and all night.

Does anyone recall an article that was on drudge for a few hours I believe in 2011 or 2012 that talked about a type of future climate chaos where there would be 300-400 mph wind storms and all kinds of doom?

It got pulled in short time, a few alt websites had it up flagged.

I was just thinking about the thread with the 172 mph winds at a peak in the Sierras last night. Now this?

Something seems kind of fucked up if you ask me... I'll see if I can find the article...

Thank the gods, the temps are in the mid fifties, even now, after dark - it is still 47 degrees - but the WIND !!!

gusts over a hundred miles an hour - no rain - we still had snow on the ground when this thing hit town ... no one has ever experienced anything like this ... it isn't blowing dust or even top soil around - its blowing GRAVEL --- don't know how many trucks it is blown over on I25 but they aren't even trying to put them up-right, as long as the wind keeps up - it must be blowing 40MPH steady - with gust between 60 - 100+ it started at 7PM last night - coming straight from the WEST, but leaving all the water in California and Nevada

it is doing the same here, as it did there, backing up against the mountains, til it builds up enough to crest them, then rolls over the Peak like a tidal wave - pulling up trees by the roots, rolling cars over, knocking over 18 wheeler s, and flinging trash from the Coast to Kansas


batten down the hatches - it's coming YOUR WAY


kinda makes me believe that Planet X is close - because nothing like this has ever been recorded


any one else out there with a link other than KKTV ?

Go to 2:20 here: [link to www.youtube.com (secure)]

Hi OP

Was 60 in FoCo today, wind not so bad.

See this?

[link to www.npr.org]

Holy Sheep Shit I can't believe I found it!!

Hoping link doesn't get me banned!

Ok this scared the crap out me!

Drudge had it up for a couple of hours that day.. Feb 2011 talked about the pole shift and Glibal Super Storms!

[link to www.salem-news.com]

I feel like we should revisit this...

Lived in beautiful Colorado for 26 years and was nearly blown off the Boulder turnpike many times.

Stay safe, OP

No this is not common. In fact today a wind gust of 80mph was recorded at Colorado Springs airport for the first time in history. Fifteen semi trucks blown over at last count.

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OP, you just don't know how to scare them away!

How long have you lived there? Happens all the time. Warms things up but it comes with a price. Those are chinook winds.

Really? Planet-x is the conclusion you came to?