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Williamsburg Iowa Tornado
Over 50 + years on this event === Can imagine the truckdriver calling in , conversation to dispatch about the event === Leaves on asking what supply chain interruption , price hike analysis , due to this 1 truck mishap might develop = ? ? =
Was the driver negligent , to fast or slow , etc. , or Black Swan , while his company might have sent him a warning on his qual-comm message board = ? = ?
Marketing seems to reject fundamental's on occasion , although this event might be a hint to early spring of 2023 = = = Was 1967 a dry , wet , normal - year in Eastern Iowa ? ? ?
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Re: Williamsburg Iowa Tornado
Looking back 1967 had some D3 and D4 drought, but not as bad as 1988 and 2012. Seems like corn & beans handle drought better these days, so 1988 wouldn`t even be "1988" today 😀 Oldtimers were talking about all the fog we`ve been having "Ya know what that means, rain in 90 days!" I don`t know what they mean by "rain" in 90 days. a drizzle or California flooding?
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Didn't have to wait 9 days let alone 90 for the rain to come. Nearly half an inch a few days ago that took down some of the snow pack. Snowstorm coming tonight to add it back. Driving streets is about as rough as off-roading.