jc456
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- Dec 18, 2013
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well maybe you should learn what a climate is! Winter is cold in the northern hemisphere between November to March. It's for the most part cold and it snows. Now, a climate change would mean that we all could be water skiing in the Great Lakes if there was a climate change. But alas, the water today freezes like it has since forever this time of year. annnnt, LoSewhat climate has changed? Please explain. Name a location where the weather today is opposite of 30 years ago. Name one! That would be climate change.Blizzard of Nor Easters No Surprise Thanks to Climate ChangeI have to say, this never gets old!
It s Too Cold To Protest Global Warming At Yale The Daily Caller
Going to Extremes
Such heavy storms have increased by more than 70 percent in the past six decades in the Northeast, according to the 2014 National Climate Assessment report. Called extreme precipitation, these are the top one percent of blizzards or rainstorms that pack the heftiest punch, threatening sudden floods or paralyzing snowdrifts. The trend has hit nationwide, but with less impact in drier regions such as the Southwest, which has seen only a 5 percent increase in such events.
These storms result from a paradox of global warming in which warmer air temperatures mean more moisture is stuffed into clouds. That's why when it rains—or snows—it pours harder than ever out of those overstuffed skies.
Climate Change Vital Signs of the Planet Opposite? Weather?
Global Climate Science says the Earth has warmed. No one with a handful of working brain cells and ANY credibility denies this. I do not say the climate is changing, NASA does.