[Vhfcn-l] Weather

[Arnold B Christensen]

Does me well to know that I survived living in 
the Alley for 23  years Bill.  Three of them 
between Lampasas and Copperas Cove out in the 
country, 4 of them in Canyon outside Amarillo, 
and the rest in Arlington where we had the one 
tornado that hit parts of Ft Worth then going 
eastward it skipped over our part of Arlington 
and landed just a couple of miles further east 
just west of Arlington Airport and drove itself thru part of Grand Prairie.

I guess there were more years than that after 
retirement from Bell Helicopter when we travelled 
the country full time in our BAMH but only 
remember someplace we stayed overnight where it 
was forecast to maybe happen that night and they 
parked us in a spot that was across their 
underground shelter which had been a ammo storage 
area many years back during WW2.  If you hear our 
Sirens go off sir, you run and get inside quick 
as you can!  Forget where that was at now but my 
mind says it was either KY or TN.  Gettin old.
Da Foot

At 09:45 AM 10/18/2018, Bill Wells via Vhfcn-l wrote:
>Don’t worry, just wait for tornado alley to 
>move east to your area.  Bill Wells Retired 
>From: Don Armstrong via Vhfcn-l Sent: Thursday, 
>October 18, 2018 9:17 AM To: wwells62 at gmail.com 
>Cc: VHFCN1 Pilots and Crew Subject: [Vhfcn-l] 
>Weather  Here in NH we went from a two month 
>drought and farms complaining about everything 
>drying up to constant rains and everything 
>rotting. Another trouble was last year we had a 
>massive amount of nuts on all the trees so there 
>was an explosion of squirrels , mice and 
>chipmunks. This year the roads are covered in 
>squashed squirrels. They have invaded all the 
>fields munching into apples , peaches , 
>watermelons and pumpkins. Farmers with pumpkin 
>patches stopped having people do a "pick your 
>own" because so many were ruined. Â We also had 
>a lot of very humid days this summer and it 
>shows because I've had to wash just about any 
>winter clothing again due to mold. Even winter 
>gloves and jackets have mold on them. I threw 
>out two older baseball caps due to so much mold. 
>This morning I have a coating of snow on my roof 
>, porch and bridges over my streams so I would 
>say the fall is over. Â The state just announced 
>that 70% of all Moose calves died from anorexia 
>caused by being covered in ticks which have 
>exploded with the warmer year round weather. -- 
>Don Armstrong cavman at dtroop35cav.org 604th Trans 
>/ 52nd CAB, Pleiku, Apr / July 68 D Troop 3/5 
>Cav, Bearcat /Dong Tam , July 68 May 69 
>http://www.dtroop35cav.org 
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