Wind power gets bent out of shape in Wyoming

My favorite blog for news on the latest Global Warming news is What’s UP With That. See the link under Climate Change. Here is a lovely couple photos of Wyoming Windmills that suffered -54 degree temperatures and strong winds. Steel became so brittle that the windmills collapsed.How would you like to have your home heated with electricity when this happens.

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Wind power gets bent out of shape in Wyoming

Arlington, WY – avg annual wind speed of 31mph, gusts above 110mph, seems like a great place for a wind turbine ….right?

Photos from Feb 1, 2011 as the cold air mass that formed Snowzilla barreled through. The wind chill in the area from yesterday was extreme, -54F !!

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