Thoughts on the weather situation?
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it has been snowin here and I love it0
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Guys its snowing in winter, this disproives global warming as a HOAX to get us to stop driving american cars
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Meanwhile in Canada we have been having winter weather this winter.
And you're sending it to us in MI. We were colder than Alaska almost the entire month of January. In January there were only 4 days that didn't snow. This is not a normal winter. It's sad when 20 degrees F feels warm and you walk outside without a coat on because you've gotten used to the -20 degree weather.0 -
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Where I live, we have been breaking records for cold and snow all winter. I don't mind because, well, it is Canada after all. But it would really be nice if we had one warmish day to get rid of all the icey sidewalks of all the lazy people who don't salt or shovel. That be nice.
Really don't mind the snow though, extra exercise and it is fun for me to do with the kids.0 -
We often whine/complain about what we can't control. In the northern hemisphere, many will be *****ing about the heat within 5 or 6 months. What a waste of time and energy.0
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-15 F here today with quite a bit of wind. Coldest winter here in 30 years so far (Minnesota).0
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Thoughts on the Weather Situation
It's a tie.0 -
http://climate.nasa.gov/scientific-consensus
"Ninety-seven percent of climate scientists agree that climate-warming trends over the past century are very likely due to human activities, and most of the leading scientific organizations worldwide have issued public statements endorsing this position."
But y'know, what do scientists know about science, right?0 -
http://climate.nasa.gov/scientific-consensus
"Ninety-seven percent of climate scientists agree that climate-warming trends over the past century are very likely due to human activities, and most of the leading scientific organizations worldwide have issued public statements endorsing this position."
But y'know, what do scientists know about science, right?
tl/dr;
I blame Obama0 -
http://climate.nasa.gov/scientific-consensus
"Ninety-seven percent of climate scientists agree that climate-warming trends over the past century are very likely due to human activities, and most of the leading scientific organizations worldwide have issued public statements endorsing this position."
But y'know, what do scientists know about science, right?
at this point, if someone wants to lalala about climate change nothing you can say to them on a fitness message board will change their mind0 -
http://climate.nasa.gov/scientific-consensus
"Ninety-seven percent of climate scientists agree that climate-warming trends over the past century are very likely due to human activities, and most of the leading scientific organizations worldwide have issued public statements endorsing this position."
But y'know, what do scientists know about science, right?
at this point, if someone wants to lalala about climate change nothing you can say to them on a fitness message board will change their mind
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Global warming isn't a very viable argument considering the weather where I live.
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Meanwhile in Canada we have been having winter weather this winter.
And you're sending it to us in MI. We were colder than Alaska almost the entire month of January. In January there were only 4 days that didn't snow.
This is Phase One of the master plan. When you are sufficiently snowed in Phase Two will begin.0 -
I live in Canada......don't even get me started on the weather.......the temperature here right now is -30C with a wind chill factor of -37C.....my car has been plugged in all night and I hope like hell that it starts this morning......and to top it all off, the heat in my apartment says 16C (61F).....I've phoned my landlord!!!!!....I hate winter in Canada.....I want to go back to New Zealand.....sob!!:(
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Global warming isn't a very viable argument considering the weather where I live.
Global warming puts more moisture in the air, that is, more water into the weather patterns. So as global warming happens, the weather gets more extreme and if you live an an area with 4 regular seasons, you will notice a trend towards hotter summers, colder winters, spring and fall growing shorter or not happening, and more unpredictable storms and weather patterns.
Clobal cooling takes moisture out of the air and out of the weather pattern, locking it in the poles. But before an ice age is triggered, the reduction of water in the weather patterns creates more even, moderate weather patterns that just gradually grow colder as the ice caps expand.0 -
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Global warming isn't a very viable argument considering the weather where I live.
Global warming puts more moisture in the air, that is, more water into the weather patterns. So as global warming happens, the weather gets more extreme and if you live an an area with 4 regular seasons, you will notice a trend towards hotter summers, colder winters, spring and fall growing shorter or not happening, and more unpredictable storms and weather patterns.
Clobal cooling takes moisture out of the air and out of the weather pattern, locking it in the poles. But before an ice age is triggered, the reduction of water in the weather patterns creates more even, moderate weather patterns that just gradually grow colder as the ice caps expand.
^^^^^thank you for this0 -
It's been freezing cold and snowing where I live since the beginning of December0
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