I had to bring this up because to me it looked pretty funny.
Careful anyone in the area if you see a rattlesnake flying.
Accuweather art: Strong winds in the WEST
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Accuweather art: Strong winds in the WEST
I had to bring this up because to me it looked pretty funny.
Careful anyone in the area if you see a rattlesnake flying.
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Re: Accuweather art: Strong winds in the WEST
HURAKAN wrote:
I had to bring this up because to me it looked pretty funny.
Careful anyone in the area if you see a rattlesnake flying.
That is a 60 mph wind measured at standard height. What would that be at snake level. And does an average rattlesnake have enough surface area as compared to weight to become airborne in the reduced wind at ground level.
Enquiring minds...
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I don't think snakes are air-dynamic enough to fly through the sky, that's why they don't!!!. Still, it's funny, not logicall!!Return to “USA & Caribbean Weather”
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