Suffering from your typical delusions I see. You couldn't humiliate my 6 year old in the realm of science, much less Polar Bear.
That just goes to show how dumb this "Saigon" is. If I wanted his IP all it would take is a false label on a URLink which brings him to my web own page where I could embed whatever Java script I want, not just the harmless code tags under the # icon with the HTML editor used in this forum. I`m not interested in collecting other people`s IP. I collect books, guns and coins. But I do know for sure that he does not live in Finland.
All he has to do is run a finger across the keyboard,...if he lives in Finland that will produce an ASCII sequence that keyboards in other countries don`t. He won`t do it because he can`t.
As for :
"
snow experts"...? Who are they? Silly question...! In the summer they work of course as "rain" or "sunshine experts".
Any sort of "snow expert" would have jumped off the wagon as soon as we get past "A warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture" when it gets to "and dump more moisture, snow, Saigon a renowned snow expert says"
To "dump moisture" as rain or snow the moist air has to be
cooled to below the dew point first, before it can "dump" anything.
That happens either with vertical convection or if a moist air mass arrives over
a colder area !
I wonder if "snow experts" will say in New England
that it`s gotten too warm for all that moisture to stay aloft and that`s why all these AGW "deniers" got dumped on
Major snowstorm headed for New England | Reuters
Major snowstorm headed for New England
The storm blanketed states from Minnesota to Ohio earlier this week, dumping more than a foot of snow in Kansas on Thursday, forcing airports to cancel hundreds of flights and stranding motorists on highways.
The storm was expected to pelt New England's coastal areas from northern Connecticut to southern Maine....
The storm was expected to pelt New England's coastal areas from northern Connecticut to southern Maine with a mix of snow and rain late on Friday, said National Weather Service meteorologist John Foley. Snow was predicted for Saturday, with up to a foot possible in central Massachusetts, Foley said.
"I'm not thrilled that we've got more snow coming this weekend. I've had enough of winter," said John Bonnanzio, 54, group editor at Mutual Fund Investors Association outside of Boston.