do you think weather conditions affect peoples lives?
960477
Of course it does.\n\nNo matter where you live or what you do, if you work you have to work regardless of the weather.
336061
I think the temperatures are too extreme for life as we know it. There is a four hundred degree ( Fahrenheit ) difference between night and day.
1061028
Perhaps we find the weather so fascinating is because it's one of the few things we study that directly affects everyone, and it's another one of those things that we can't control. First of all, everyone is interested in weather because it'll affect their lives: what they do, how they dress, etc. If it rains the next day, plans may have to be canceled, or if it's sunny, plans can be made and added. Also, humans hate it when they can't control things, and we can't control weather. That's why we're constantly studying it so we can find patterns and stuff that'll help us feel more in control.
707870
Homelessness can have an alarming impact on the health of those who find themselves in this situation\n\nIt's hardly surprising that at this time of year when it is cold and damp that many end up in A&E with chest infections and hypotherma.\n\nThose who escape any noticable illnesses now will probably develop diseases such and asthma, heart disease and arthritis in later life as a result of roughing it.\n\nI get very upset when I see anyone who is obviously without a roof over their head. And would glady and offer them a rood over their heads for a day on two. However, my husband is not be so tolerant and obliging. \n\nWhen I was single I had two or three homeless people dossing in my house for several days at a time. This short respite gave them the opportunity to recharge their batteries and get some decent food inside them.\n\nSo if you see anyone who is roughing it...help them with cloths or food as many do not get even one square meal aday.\n\n\nThere but for the grace of god.
1145045
I wish it would rain.  I've seen days when there was a 50% chance of rain and no rain.  All it means is that some where near you you have a 3 in 10 chance of seeing some rain.
1068629
I think you are talking about the 'Butterfly Effect' in weather forecasting.   With all the wonderful computers they have to help to forecast the weater, one of the staff was sitting in his garden when a butterfly flew past him.  He suddenly realised that the air movement caused by the wings can cause air movement which can increase over time, enough to cause a major storm in another part of the world.....................
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I just heard on the news this morning that hurricane season is once again upon us. They did say that it shouldn't be as bad as last year though.\n\nI don't know how the people that live in these areas do it...they really have to love where they're at to continue to live in the hurricane zones and rebuild or evacuate or whatever comes along. \n\nPersonally I am not that flexible with my life. I like stability and security.  Even if the insurance does cover the loss of the actual building and contents..you can never replace or put a value on your possessions or your life. \n\nI think the predictions hold some merit. They are just that...predictions,but I would definitely think twice before building in that area. Not the life for me.
57126
We have had nice weather lately. During the day it is usually in the 70's and we have had cooler nights, usually in the 50's.  We have had very little rain lately.
327439
This is a common feature for persons born and broughtup in cold climate. People in Equatorial regions tolerate heat more for the same reason. There may be slight variation amongst individuals in tolerance to climatic issues. Nothing to worry.
697264
Interesting question.\nWe know from statistics that voter turnout is heavily influenced by the weather.\nAnd we know that God controls the weather. \n\nSpeaking to Pontius Pilate, Jesus said, \nJohn 19:11  "Thou couldest have no power at all against me, except it were given thee from above:"
55710
Weather affects air pressure.  This affects man.  Some are sensitive to the change in air pressure and can result in headache and knee pain and more.
632951
it does not predict the weather....but if you have a storm moving in...the direction the storm is moving makes a difference
531363
Some people are more sensitive to the changes of pressure in the atmosphere, and can experience headaches, stiff joints, and fatigue.
776609
it wouldn't exsist, we need the change in weather for everything to function the way it does.  If we could live with just one season, I would love to have summer all the time
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Not everyone can, but it appears that some do.\n\nAs I get the explanation--I'm not sure I believe it 100%, mind you--before there is a rain storm, the field permeability of the air changes.  (It's got something to do with the increased ionization caused by the intense vertical air movements, but I have forgotten that detail)  For pins and for arthritic joints, that causes changes in the local tissues that are perceived as an ache.\n\nI can testify that my hips are almost as accurate as the National Weather Service...  I get stiff and sore.  Pins?  Don't have any.  Know a lot of folks with artificial joints and pins and such--most of 'em can tell, by the ache.\n\nMedical textbooks used to consider this all hogwash--but they're starting to come around.  Maybe the dudes writing them are starting to have more trouble with arthritis??
869615
Pressure changes affect the wind.  Temperature change determines whether it will rain or snow.
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i hear ya pal..on the south shore of massachuestts it sucks hardcore\n\nI've been thinking how tired i am of this damn weather for weeks now\n\nwe've had like FIVE nice days in the past two months\n\nblah