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... yeah, Wisconsin. This is what I woke up to this morning. I took these pics around 6:30 AM this morning...
And check out these trees. Completely frozen....
Next winter while this shit is going on, I'M GOING TO BE IN FLORIDA!
I'm in New Hampshire, so I feel your pain!Paleoproterozoic snowball Earth: Extreme climatic and geochemical global change and its biological consequences â PNAS
Geological, geophysical, and geochemical data support a theory that Earth experienced several intervals of intense, global glaciation (snowball Earth conditions) during Precambrian time. This snowball model predicts that postglacial, greenhouse-induced warming would lead to the deposition of banded iron formations and cap carbonates. Although global glaciation would have drastically curtailed biological productivity, melting of the oceanic ice would also have induced a cyanobacterial bloom, leading to an oxygen spike in the euphotic zone and to the oxidative precipitation of iron and manganese. A Paleoproterozoic snowball Earth at 2.4 Giga-annum before present (Ga) immediately precedes the Kalahari Manganese Field in southern Africa, suggesting that this rapid and massive change in global climate was responsible for its deposition. As large quantities of O2 are needed to precipitate this Mn, photosystem II and oxygen radical protection mechanisms must have evolved before 2.4 Ga. This geochemical event may have triggered a compensatory evolutionary branching in the Fe/Mn superoxide dismutase enzyme, providing a Paleoproterozoic calibration point for studies of molecular evolution.
Baby it's cold outside!
Everyone is so worried about global warning, but we're also on a serious brink of global freezing!
Global Annual Freezing and Thawing Indices
You've heard of global warming - How about global freezing? | SpaceRef - Your Space Reference
While I am sypathetic to us Northerners, it's those folks in Atlanta that are really screwed.
We at least have years of preparation for days like this.
Those folks in HOTlanta are freezing their rebel asses off, and I'm guessing not one in ten thousand of them have longjohns or wool socks to help them through the nights.
It's 23 degrees right there now, according to Google.
i don't care if it's 80. you're still in little rock.
i know, i'm just jealous because you're not freezing your ass off.
While I am sypathetic to us Northerners, it's those folks in Atlanta that are really screwed.
We at least have years of preparation for days like this.
Those folks in HOTlanta are freezing their rebel asses off, and I'm guessing not one in ten thousand of them have longjohns or wool socks to help them through the nights.
It's 23 degrees right there now, according to Google.
did we mention hating you andrew? i think we did in the other thread lol....okay its gotta warmer here today...after the brutal minus 4....fucking minus 4...i live in the damned south....lol..but ed is right...we are prepared fully for it...we have just enough brutal cold to keep us on our feet...but them people in atlanta got no clue...and this is probably something you yanks dont know..many houses in atlanta are built without underpinning or block work..they dont care if the floor is open to the air ....joke is on them...but the worst is over for us....
would you really want to live in florida..come on pale..think about it....you would have andrew as a neighbor...did i mention we all...i speak for the entire board and all those with temps under 32....hate andrew...we are hate repping him as we speak ....
posting the beach pic was too much even for andrew
It's 15 here but with the wind the weather says it feels like 1, which sounds about right. Supposed to be in the 40's tomorrow here as well... I can't wait, I'm too small to hold any heat, I go outside and I'm an instant popsicle.
Get yourself some warm clothes and heavy coat then girl...
