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To: Chip McVickar who wrote (2086)	7/16/2001 3:19:42 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (2) of 12411

Reminds me of July, '87 in Juneau, AK. Rained 31 days out of a possible 31. A perfect record. :) Considering the vastness of the abyssal plain in the Pacific, and the vastness of the benthic waters at an average of 3 degrees Centigrade, I find it hard to imagine that local distrubances via volcanic venting could have much of an impact. Reminds me of the chaos theory view that a butterfly flapping its wings in Amazonia is causing glacial retreat in Alaska. My mind has a hard time getting around such a mathematically elegant theorization. Fails the Occam's Razor test. Far more likely that solar events and the Earth's natural wobble are blame for some of the seemingly anomolous weather, which, when looked at on longer geological scale is hardly unusual. :) Check for email on my recent glaciation study. <g> Best, Ray :)

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