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We got about a foot here. Low temps below zero and highs in single digits most of this week. Our high today was 9.I got a good 9 inches at least, myself,
Oh, and it snowed here, too.
Deniers of what? Nobody's denying the climate changes.Nearly 70 degrees in Alaska in Late December. Nothing to see here, right Deniers?
67 degrees in Alaska? Climate change continues to topple temperature records.
On Sunday, the temperature in Kodiak, Alaska, hit 67 degrees Fahrenheit, setting a December record-high for a state that has become used to them as climate change continues to rewrite recorded history.news.yahoo.com
That's it! I couldn't put my finger on it. Thanks!They really should have chosen a more recent pic after she changed her hair style.
Yes, because 70 degrees temperatures in late December is the norm in Alaska.Deniers of what? Nobody's denying the climate changes.
NOTE: This is where you start babbling your cult's dogma.
Nearly 70 degrees in Alaska in Late December. Nothing to see here, right Deniers?
If it were 80 degrees in Alaska in January would you consider that within normal variation?If unseasonably cold weather doesn't dispute the premise ... then unseasonably warm weather doesn't support it.
It's called "weather" for a reason.
Hint: That's weather. When it's warmer than what it has been for a couple of years, that's climate.Yes, because 70 degree temperatures in late December is the norm in Alaska.
IDK, if it snowed in CA in July would that be? It does.If it were 80 degrees in Alaska in January would you consider that within normal variation?
I might agree with you if this were a one off. Weather may be variable from day to day, but climate deals in the long-term changes. If 70 degrees in December and January in Alaska become more common place, then we may be witnessing a climatic shift rather than typical weather variation IMHO.Hint: That's weather. When it's warmer than what it has been for a couple of years, that's climate.
At Donner Pass in the Sierra, officials with the University of California, Berkeley’s Central Sierra Snow Laboratory on Monday said recent snowfall has smashed the snowiest December record of 179 inches (4.6 meters), set in 1970. The record is now 193.7 inches (4.9 meters), and more snow is expected.
Does that cancel out Alaska's warmth?
