BP Disaster In Utah

[Marc_C]

The oil plume from the BP disaster is huge and getting larger by the day, but x million gallons is hard to visualize. What if the disaster occurred in, say, Midvale, Utah?

Visualize it elsewhere at:
http://www.ifitwasmyhome.com/

 

[Geoff]

The oil plume from the BP disaster is huge and getting larger by the day, but x million gallons is hard to visualize. What if the disaster occurred in, say, Midvale, Utah?

Visualize it elsewhere at:
http://www.ifitwasmyhome.com/

That's just the usual Utah winter graphic with "Air Quality" crossed out and "Oil Spill" written in with crayon, right? :stir:

 

[Marc_C]

Visualize it elsewhere at:
http://www.ifitwasmyhome.com/

That's just the usual Utah winter graphic with "Air Quality" crossed out and "Oil Spill" written in with crayon, right? :stir:

Wiseass!
Go to that site and reposition the plume to center on Killington VT USA and you get the map of midwinter multi-inch rainfall followed by -15F lows.

 

[Admin]

Go to that site and reposition the plume to center on Killington VT USA and you get the map of midwinter multi-inch rainfall followed by -15F lows.

 

[jamesdeluxe]

That's just the usual Utah winter graphic with "Air Quality" crossed out and "Oil Spill" written in with crayon, right?

Go to that site and reposition the plume to center on Killington VT USA and you get the map of midwinter multi-inch rainfall followed by -15F lows.

Geoff 1
Utah 0

 

[EMSC]

Geoff 1
Utah 0

Both are good hit's from where I sit...

 

[riverc0il]

Not to say that is small, but I am surprised it is not bigger.

 

[Tony Crocker]

Go to that site and reposition the plume to center on Killington VT USA and you get the map of midwinter multi-inch rainfall followed by -15F lows.

Actually that map covers a vastly larger area of the entire Eastern time zone north of NYC at least as far as Quebec City.

 

[jamesdeluxe]

Utards can direct their hate mail to head jinx Marc C.
http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2010/06 ... ml?_r=1&hp