Pigs-the Mortgage Lifters PYear 1: 1 sow produces 20 pigsPYear 2: 10 sows produce 200 pigsPYear 3: 100 sows produce 2,000 pigsPYear 4: 1,000 sows produce 20,000 pigsPYear 5: 10,000 sows produce 200,000 pigsPYear 6: 100,000 sows produce 2,000,000pigs.
Tropical funnels were spotted near several communites on the evening of the 28th. These funnel clouds were seen near Hereford, Clarendon, and Amarillo for brief periods. Tropical funnels (and the similar cold air funnel) are not as well understood as funnel clouds that form in supercells and produce classic tornadoes. Tropical funnels form in tropical environments, which Texas was experiencing due to moisture from Hurricane Miriam off the west coast of Mexico on the 28th. Meteorologists have an idea of how these tropical funnel clouds form, but the exact process (much like classic tornadoes) is not completely understood.
Clouds are formed when water warms up and changes into a gas called water vapor, which rises up into the air. As it rises higher in the sky, the water vapor cools down and turns back into tiny drops of liquid. Inside the jar, some of the warm water evaporated into water vapor.