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Postby joe bartels » Jul 04 2012 1:16 pm

Reading up on Everest I came across an interesting couple of lines...
There is a significantly lower overall mortality rate for permanent residents at higher altitudes. One exception to this trend is that people living at higher elevations have a statistically significant higher rate of suicide.
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Postby Jim_H » Jul 04 2012 7:42 pm

Its the wind!
I think Monsoon season will begin around June 20, plus or minus 5 days, not by the calendar according to the NWS, but when dew points rise dramatically, and it begins to rain over the Sacramento Mountains. It will start about 10 days later in Arizona.
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Postby jeffmacewen » Jul 05 2012 9:53 am

I believe the studies linking a lower mortality to altitude involved lower cancer rates among that population as opposed to a general statement about longevity and health, if that matters.
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