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So says someone who thinks the only time water evaporates from the ocean is in the summer.You can't explain it to them. I tried before. They think evaporation is a "wild liberal theory".Except the OP wasn't about cold; it was about snow. Raise the temperature a few degrees and it could still snow, but now the atmosphere will hold more moisture, basics physics, resulting in more snow.Yes....apparently in defiance of all logic and physics the warmth makes things colder. I haven't quite figured out how warmth equals cold but I'm sure one of you will trot along and explain it.....or not...Apparently the OP is oblivious of how global warming works.
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See how it shows the sun on the right.
See how it shows ice and snow on the left.
They refuse to see the connection.
Care to explain how something with a residence time of nine days can linger around from summer to winter? I've pointed out this time problem before but you tards can't seem to understand how time works.
Wrong again. The only time the temps are warm enough to do what you claim is in the summer however. The winters have been bitterly cold and that renders your claim ridiculous.