Global Cooling...

[konradv]

You seem to forget that and wish to return to an idealised pastoral life where one bad season could kill you. No thanks.

LOL!!!

Seems like someone thinks they're a psychic. Ranks right up there with the genius that asks if we've stopped breathing out CO2 yet?!?!

 

[editec]

In 2003, a European heat wave resulted in over 35,000 deaths.

Those deaths weren't due to heat rocks, those deaths were due to rediculously high energy taxes. The temperatures never got warmer than an average summer in Denver where people don't die from heat. Those people died because the literally had to choose between eating and cooling themselves because they couldn't afford both due to high energy taxes.

Just more bodies to lay at the feet of environmentalism.

You have been highly misinformed about the 2003 EUROPEAN heat wave that occurred, lad.

France does not commonly have very hot summers, particularly in the northern areas,[6] but seven days with temperatures of more than 40 °C (104 °F) were recorded in Auxerre, Yonne between July and August 2003. Because of the usually relatively mild summers, most people did not know how to react to very high temperatures (for instance, with respect to rehydration), and most single-family homes and residential facilities built in the last 50 years were not equipped with air conditioning. Furthermore, while there were contingency plans for a variety of natural and man-made catastrophes, high temperatures had never been considered a major hazard.

IN Portugal temperatures reached as high as 48 °C (118 °F)

The highest temperature during the heat wave was recorded in Cyprus.
In the capital, Nicosia, temperatures unofficially exceeded 57 °C (135 °F).
Many people reported such temperatures on their thermometers in own houses.
The official record was 52.1 °C (125.8 °F) in urban Nicosia.

There were 141 deaths in Spain[citation needed]. Temperature records were broken
in various cities including 45.1 °C (113.2 °F) in Jerez , 41 °C (106 °F),
with the heat wave being more felt in typically cooler northern Spain.
Thus, record temperatures were reached in Girona,[13] 38.8 °C (101.8 °F)
in Burgos,[14] 38.6 °C (101.5 °F) in San Sebastián,[14] 36 °C (97 °F)
in Pontevedra [15] and 36 °C (97 °F) in Barcelona.[16] In Sevilla was 45.2 °C (113.4 °F)
although the record was in 1995 with 46.6 °C (115.9 °F).[17]

source


Now run along, lad, and do some reading on the issues we're discussing before you spew another load of embarrassing nonsense and make yourself look like an compete ignoramous, okay?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

"...because of global warming" is the new "that's what she said!" punchline

 

[Old Rocks]

Well, we know that you are one stupid mother. Two La Nina's in a row, and the best we could do was a -0.01 for January? Look at the UAH graph by Dr. Spencer. This January that is supposed to be part of your ''cooling" is higher than almost all the temperatures prior 1998. However, it is lower than almost all the temperatures recorded by Dr. Spencer since 1998.

We are not seeing 'cooling', we are seeing a rapid temperature rise superimposed on the normal ENSO variability.

In other words, temperatures have been flat or declining since 1998.

Thanks for playing!

In other words, you cannot only not read a paragraph, you are unable to read a graph.

 

[wirebender]

One of the prime predictions concerning AGW is that for 'Wider and wilder swings in the weather, with an overall warming'. Seems to me that is exactly what we are seeing.

Well, that is a revised prediction after the previous predictions failed miserably. The predictions keep changing as years pass and the old predictions never come to pass. Interesting how you believers never catch on to that.

Lest you forget, this is what the actual predictions looked like. Clearly, a revision of the predictions was necessary. How stupid must you be to simply accept revised predictions and revisions of revised predictions and at this point, revisions of revisions of the revised predictions.

 

[wirebender]

You have been highly misinformed about the 2003 EUROPEAN heat wave that occurred, lad.

Says the man who gets his information on climate change from wikipedia. I am laughing in your gullible face.....lad.

A heat wave is defined as a period of 5 days in which the average temperatures are exceeded by 5 degrees. Tell me, by definition, was there even a heat wave? And the fact remains that the so called heat wave was no hotter than an average summer in denver where people do not die in the 10's of thousands.

The fact remains that people in an industrialized country could not afford air conditioning because of rediculously high energy taxes. They litterally had to choose between eating and staying cool.

 

[Old Rocks]

Yes, by definition, there was a heat wave in Europe in 2003. But you will lie about anything to make a point, Bent.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Yes, by definition, there was a heat wave in Europe in 2003. But you will lie about anything to make a point, Bent.

What happened to the Global Warming heat wave of 2004?

2005?

2006?

2007?

2008?

Does global warming make it warmer?

should it have been warmer in 2004? bigger heat wave each successive year?

I think your theory has some major flaws

 

[AmericaFirst88]

Geological processes are supposed to take millions of years to transpire. Not hundreds. That's how we know the climate is changing. The super cold winter in Europe is the same as we had just 5 years ago. But, its winter, it supposed to be cold. Saying we are experiencing global cooling because its cold in winter is ridiculous. Now, if its like that in July, you might have a point to make.

 

[westwall]

Yes, by definition, there was a heat wave in Europe in 2003. But you will lie about anything to make a point, Bent.

What happened to the Global Warming heat wave of 2004?

2005?

2006?

2007?

2008?

Does global warming make it warmer?

should it have been warmer in 2004? bigger heat wave each successive year?

I think your theory has some major flaws

Ohh, don't go using logic on them. Global warming leads to cooling you know. In fact, I hear, that they are getting ready to claim that the coming cold couple of decades are directly attributable to global warming.

 

[westwall]

Geological processes are supposed to take millions of years to transpire. Not hundreds. That's how we know the climate is changing. The super cold winter in Europe is the same as we had just 5 years ago. But, its winter, it supposed to be cold. Saying we are experiencing global cooling because its cold in winter is ridiculous. Now, if its like that in July, you might have a point to make.

Geologic processes can take days. Th Channeled Scablands of Washington State are an example of a glacial lake the size of Montana draining in days. The water cut canyons over a hundred feet deep in a week. They created mass destruction over huge areas that are visible today.

The climate we are experiencing is completely normal. If you go back and look at the historical record you would see that we are experiencing the same weather that has been experienced for as long as man has been writing about it. Which is thousands of years.

 

[wirebender]

Yes, by definition, there was a heat wave in Europe in 2003. But you will lie about anything to make a point, Bent.

Really? Which location had 5 consecutive days in which the temperature exceed the average by 5 degrees?

 

[Old Rocks]

What happened to the Columbia freezing over between Portland and Vancouver about once every ten years as it used to do prior to the WW2? Why are the northern nations getting spring about one to two weeks earlier now? And why are the Cherry trees starting to bloom down the street right now?

OK, Walleyes, when we hit an El Nino and exceed 1998, 2005, and 2010 bigtime, I will be reminding you of this silly prediction.

 

[Old Rocks]

Geological processes are supposed to take millions of years to transpire. Not hundreds. That's how we know the climate is changing. The super cold winter in Europe is the same as we had just 5 years ago. But, its winter, it supposed to be cold. Saying we are experiencing global cooling because its cold in winter is ridiculous. Now, if its like that in July, you might have a point to make.

Geologic processes can take days. Th Channeled Scablands of Washington State are an example of a glacial lake the size of Montana draining in days. The water cut canyons over a hundred feet deep in a week. They created mass destruction over huge areas that are visible today.

The climate we are experiencing is completely normal. If you go back and look at the historical record you would see that we are experiencing the same weather that has been experienced for as long as man has been writing about it. Which is thousands of years.

And what natural geologic process is responsible for the very rapid increase in acidity in the ocean, Walleyes. Real science, please, not unpublished bullshit from Watts.

 

[paulitician]

You have been highly misinformed about the 2003 EUROPEAN heat wave that occurred, lad.

Says the man who gets his information on climate change from wikipedia. I am laughing in your gullible face.....lad.

A heat wave is defined as a period of 5 days in which the average temperatures are exceeded by 5 degrees. Tell me, by definition, was there even a heat wave? And the fact remains that the so called heat wave was no hotter than an average summer in denver where people do not die in the 10's of thousands.

The fact remains that people in an industrialized country could not afford air conditioning because of rediculously high energy taxes. They litterally had to choose between eating and staying cool.

Bingo!

 

[bripat9643]

Geological processes are supposed to take millions of years to transpire. Not hundreds. That's how we know the climate is changing. The super cold winter in Europe is the same as we had just 5 years ago. But, its winter, it supposed to be cold. Saying we are experiencing global cooling because its cold in winter is ridiculous. Now, if its like that in July, you might have a point to make.

Saying we have global warming because it's summer is just as stupid. It's supposed to be hot in the summer. Furthermore, climate isn't a geological process.

 

[westwall]

Geological processes are supposed to take millions of years to transpire. Not hundreds. That's how we know the climate is changing. The super cold winter in Europe is the same as we had just 5 years ago. But, its winter, it supposed to be cold. Saying we are experiencing global cooling because its cold in winter is ridiculous. Now, if its like that in July, you might have a point to make.

Geologic processes can take days. Th Channeled Scablands of Washington State are an example of a glacial lake the size of Montana draining in days. The water cut canyons over a hundred feet deep in a week. They created mass destruction over huge areas that are visible today.

The climate we are experiencing is completely normal. If you go back and look at the historical record you would see that we are experiencing the same weather that has been experienced for as long as man has been writing about it. Which is thousands of years.

And what natural geologic process is responsible for the very rapid increase in acidity in the ocean, Walleyes. Real science, please, not unpublished bullshit from Watts.

I wonder what the acidity levels would be around a black smoker You could contact Dr. Atwater at UCSB, she was one of the pioneer researchers on them.


Tanya Atwater Homepage

 

[skookerasbil]

Siberia experiencing the coldest winter in decades. Thperatures are..........ready for this..........averaging 11-14 degrees F below normal.

Why Did Europe's Danube River Freeze?: Scientific American


The Danube River............the second longest in Europe and a river which rarely freezes has many sections frozen this winter.

 

[skookerasbil]

Lake Baikal, Siberia.............suppossed to be n "transition" time right now!!!

 

[wirebender]

And what natural geologic process is responsible for the very rapid increase in acidity in the ocean, Walleyes. Real science, please, not unpublished bullshit from Watts.

There is no rapid acidifying of the oceans. What there is, is just another variation on the general climate change hoax.

Considering the natural variability that exists within the oceans, tell me how, precisely a human fingerprint might be determined.