Kliban by B. Kliban for June 04, 2018

This happened a couple of weeks ago about fifty miles east of here. And that guy walking his armadillo better be careful.

Silly me. I thought that acid rain was the big problem.

Today’s forecast: Heavy fog.

And I’ll bet not one meteorologist in a thousand accurately predicted it.

I’ve looked at clouds from both sides now

From up and down and still somehow

It’s cloud’s illusions I recall

I really don’t know clouds at all

global warming

When Climate Change meets Monday Morning, you’re bound to have this kind of thing happening.

Oh, the irony!

The Iron Curtain falling?

That’s no laughing matter, man. It’s totally cirrus!

Ferrous precipitation – rare, very rare

It’s said that the weight of an average cloud is 1.1 million pounds.

Just think of the value of that much iron. (Always look on the sunny side.)