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his research explores the processes responsible for the explosive cyclogenesis that took place over the Mid-West United States during 14-15 December 1987. Climatology shows that a high frequency of "bombogenesis" occurs over the ocean.
— Michael E. Adams, Anatomy of a “Bomb” Diagnostic Investigation of Explosive Cyclogenesis Over the Mid-West United States, 1989
Bomb-Cyclone . Son of Bombogenisis.
Bomb-Cyclone . Son of Bombogenisis.
Climatology shows that a high frequency of "bombogenesis" occurs over the ocean.
originally posted by: Jamie2018
Climatology shows that a high frequency of "bombogenesis" occurs over the ocean.
Global Swarming is in Full Effect.
originally posted by: TerryMcGuire
Bomb-Cyclone . Son of Bombogenisis.
What’s with this term? It’s everywhere now. In the Northwest last week describing a storm that was headed in from the Pacific. Then I heard it again about a storm on the East Coast.
Now I hear it being used to describe a huge storm in the South. So I looked it up and sure enough it really is a real term and not just a ‘’scare’’ term that is being used to scare the crap out of us.
Apparently the first use of the term can be traced back to 1987. The term Bombogenisis can be traced back to a Masters thesis in 1989.
www.merriam-webster.com...
his research explores the processes responsible for the explosive cyclogenesis that took place over the Mid-West United States during 14-15 December 1987. Climatology shows that a high frequency of "bombogenesis" occurs over the ocean.
— Michael E. Adams, Anatomy of a “Bomb” Diagnostic Investigation of Explosive Cyclogenesis Over the Mid-West United States, 1989
So this is not just a term dreamed up by the mass media to have us quaking in our boots but rather a real word. I’m tired of hearing it already.
originally posted by: TrollMagnet
originally posted by: TerryMcGuire
Bomb-Cyclone . Son of Bombogenisis.
What’s with this term? It’s everywhere now. In the Northwest last week describing a storm that was headed in from the Pacific. Then I heard it again about a storm on the East Coast.
Now I hear it being used to describe a huge storm in the South. So I looked it up and sure enough it really is a real term and not just a ‘’scare’’ term that is being used to scare the crap out of us.
Apparently the first use of the term can be traced back to 1987. The term Bombogenisis can be traced back to a Masters thesis in 1989.
www.merriam-webster.com...
his research explores the processes responsible for the explosive cyclogenesis that took place over the Mid-West United States during 14-15 December 1987. Climatology shows that a high frequency of "bombogenesis" occurs over the ocean.
— Michael E. Adams, Anatomy of a “Bomb” Diagnostic Investigation of Explosive Cyclogenesis Over the Mid-West United States, 1989
So this is not just a term dreamed up by the mass media to have us quaking in our boots but rather a real word. I’m tired of hearing it already.
Its a made up sensationalist turn coined when they were first trying to get news viewers 24/7 on channels like CNN. Its weather. The wanted to make weather something people would watch, so you insert words like bomb that they watch other news programs for. Its group tested BS for gullible people. Someone found it on a college paper, which gave it tiny shred of credibility, so they ran with it. There are derogatory slang terms for bodily functions I wont say that are more accurate to your body than the term 'bomb cyclone' is to weather.
The news has been playing these games forever. Thank you internet for opening the eyes of most useful idiots.
originally posted by: TrollMagnet
a reply to: opethPA
1987 www.merriam-webster.com...
Not sure what you are going on about. Hurt feelings I guess.
originally posted by: TrollMagnet
a reply to: opethPA
1987 www.merriam-webster.com...
Not sure what you are going on about. Hurt feelings I guess.