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Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.In 1990, in Rochester New York we had five inches of snow in the second week of May. The leaves were out and the lilacs were budding. I swore the whole time I was cleaning it off my car. For the seven years I was there, there was only one year we didn't get at least a dusting of snow in early May.Upstate NY may get up to 3 inches of snow this weekend.
1970's - Global cooling! Crop failures. Disaster. Disease. Soylent Green.
1980's - Peak oil! Worldwide resource shortages. Nuclear War. Mad Max.
1990's - Global Warming. Floods. No more polar bears. Crop failures. Famine. Waterworld.
2000's - Climate change. Temperatures will rise. The world will be utterly uninhabitable. Repent. Greed nude eel!!!
It's all nonsense. A scam. A way for progressives to gain power for themselves and nothing more.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
I don't know? It wasn't a scientist, not for saying that, since every valid scientist SAID that it would be many years before they could say what kind of changes in hurricanes could be attributed to climate change. It is elementary school science to realize that warmer surface ocean temperatures will fuel a growing hurricane to greater velocity.Who got a Nobel Prize with its $1M award for saying Katrina was due to man controlling the weather?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.In 1990, in Rochester New York we had five inches of snow in the second week of May. The leaves were out and the lilacs were budding. I swore the whole time I was cleaning it off my car. For the seven years I was there, there was only one year we didn't get at least a dusting of snow in early May.Upstate NY may get up to 3 inches of snow this weekend.
1970's - Global cooling! Crop failures. Disaster. Disease. Soylent Green.
1980's - Peak oil! Worldwide resource shortages. Nuclear War. Mad Max.
1990's - Global Warming. Floods. No more polar bears. Crop failures. Famine. Waterworld.
2000's - Climate change. Temperatures will rise. The world will be utterly uninhabitable. Repent. Greed nude eel!!!
It's all nonsense. A scam. A way for progressives to gain power for themselves and nothing more.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
Lie. Your doomsday era all said Katrina was just the beginning of even larger hurricanes to pound America in ever increasing frequency.I don't know? It wasn't a scientist, not for saying that, since every valid scientist SAID that it would be many years before they could say what kind of changes in hurricanes could be attributed to climate change. It is elementary school science to realize that warmer surface ocean temperatures will fuel a growing hurricane to greater velocity.Who got a Nobel Prize with its $1M award for saying Katrina was due to man controlling the weather?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.In 1990, in Rochester New York we had five inches of snow in the second week of May. The leaves were out and the lilacs were budding. I swore the whole time I was cleaning it off my car. For the seven years I was there, there was only one year we didn't get at least a dusting of snow in early May.Upstate NY may get up to 3 inches of snow this weekend.
1970's - Global cooling! Crop failures. Disaster. Disease. Soylent Green.
1980's - Peak oil! Worldwide resource shortages. Nuclear War. Mad Max.
1990's - Global Warming. Floods. No more polar bears. Crop failures. Famine. Waterworld.
2000's - Climate change. Temperatures will rise. The world will be utterly uninhabitable. Repent. Greed nude eel!!!
It's all nonsense. A scam. A way for progressives to gain power for themselves and nothing more.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
There's no reduction of snow/ice as demonstrated by the disappearing glaciers?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.In 1990, in Rochester New York we had five inches of snow in the second week of May. The leaves were out and the lilacs were budding. I swore the whole time I was cleaning it off my car. For the seven years I was there, there was only one year we didn't get at least a dusting of snow in early May.Upstate NY may get up to 3 inches of snow this weekend.
1970's - Global cooling! Crop failures. Disaster. Disease. Soylent Green.
1980's - Peak oil! Worldwide resource shortages. Nuclear War. Mad Max.
1990's - Global Warming. Floods. No more polar bears. Crop failures. Famine. Waterworld.
2000's - Climate change. Temperatures will rise. The world will be utterly uninhabitable. Repent. Greed nude eel!!!
It's all nonsense. A scam. A way for progressives to gain power for themselves and nothing more.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
You again ignore the 2001 IPCC report projections for snow and ice, where they stated that there would be a marked REDUCTION of snow and ice, and more rain/freezing rain into the future. It is now 18 years later with no sign of such reduction as projected.
That is the reality YOU can't deny.
Snowfall Is a Thing of the Past
I'm still waiting for who got the Nobel Prize for saying, you fat mouthed liar.Lie. Your doomsday era all said Katrina was just the beginning of even larger hurricanes to pound America in ever increasing frequency.I don't know? It wasn't a scientist, not for saying that, since every valid scientist SAID that it would be many years before they could say what kind of changes in hurricanes could be attributed to climate change. It is elementary school science to realize that warmer surface ocean temperatures will fuel a growing hurricane to greater velocity.Who got a Nobel Prize with its $1M award for saying Katrina was due to man controlling the weather?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.In 1990, in Rochester New York we had five inches of snow in the second week of May. The leaves were out and the lilacs were budding. I swore the whole time I was cleaning it off my car. For the seven years I was there, there was only one year we didn't get at least a dusting of snow in early May.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
Only to have the longest period of no major hurricanes hitting America in history follow.
Read my post again a little more slowly. No one said an increase in hurricanes.I don't know? It wasn't a scientist, not for saying that, since every valid scientist SAID that it would be many years before they could say what kind of changes in hurricanes could be attributed to climate change. It is elementary school science to realize that warmer surface ocean temperatures will fuel a growing hurricane to greater velocity.Who got a Nobel Prize with its $1M award for saying Katrina was due to man controlling the weather?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.In 1990, in Rochester New York we had five inches of snow in the second week of May. The leaves were out and the lilacs were budding. I swore the whole time I was cleaning it off my car. For the seven years I was there, there was only one year we didn't get at least a dusting of snow in early May.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
Again another silly claim that is unsupported by actual NOAA data, which show no increase in hurricanes. Last year was the first time on record that ZERO Category 3+ Tornadoes were recorded, while there have been a real decline in total number of Tornadoes in the last few decades. Heck until two years ago, we had the longest landfalling hurricane drought on record, that was finally ended by Harvey in Texas.
It is amusing how little warmists remember recent past weather events.
Every hurricane is a result of climate change.I don't know? It wasn't a scientist, not for saying that, since every valid scientist SAID that it would be many years before they could say what kind of changes in hurricanes could be attributed to climate change. It is elementary school science to realize that warmer surface ocean temperatures will fuel a growing hurricane to greater velocity.Who got a Nobel Prize with its $1M award for saying Katrina was due to man controlling the weather?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.In 1990, in Rochester New York we had five inches of snow in the second week of May. The leaves were out and the lilacs were budding. I swore the whole time I was cleaning it off my car. For the seven years I was there, there was only one year we didn't get at least a dusting of snow in early May.Upstate NY may get up to 3 inches of snow this weekend.
1970's - Global cooling! Crop failures. Disaster. Disease. Soylent Green.
1980's - Peak oil! Worldwide resource shortages. Nuclear War. Mad Max.
1990's - Global Warming. Floods. No more polar bears. Crop failures. Famine. Waterworld.
2000's - Climate change. Temperatures will rise. The world will be utterly uninhabitable. Repent. Greed nude eel!!!
It's all nonsense. A scam. A way for progressives to gain power for themselves and nothing more.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
Why is it that lefties generally believe in AGW, while righties generally don’t? Could it be that AGW is politics and not science?
And the NW received more snowfall than the last 100 yrs.There's no reduction of snow/ice as demonstrated by the disappearing glaciers?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.In 1990, in Rochester New York we had five inches of snow in the second week of May. The leaves were out and the lilacs were budding. I swore the whole time I was cleaning it off my car. For the seven years I was there, there was only one year we didn't get at least a dusting of snow in early May.Upstate NY may get up to 3 inches of snow this weekend.
1970's - Global cooling! Crop failures. Disaster. Disease. Soylent Green.
1980's - Peak oil! Worldwide resource shortages. Nuclear War. Mad Max.
1990's - Global Warming. Floods. No more polar bears. Crop failures. Famine. Waterworld.
2000's - Climate change. Temperatures will rise. The world will be utterly uninhabitable. Repent. Greed nude eel!!!
It's all nonsense. A scam. A way for progressives to gain power for themselves and nothing more.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
You again ignore the 2001 IPCC report projections for snow and ice, where they stated that there would be a marked REDUCTION of snow and ice, and more rain/freezing rain into the future. It is now 18 years later with no sign of such reduction as projected.
That is the reality YOU can't deny.
I know local weather isn't real "evidence" of anything, but this past winter in Maine was just like that--rain/freezing rain. We never had a single storm with an accumulation of over 11 inches. And that was only one storm all winter. Very unusual.
There's no reduction of snow/ice as demonstrated by the disappearing glaciers?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.In 1990, in Rochester New York we had five inches of snow in the second week of May. The leaves were out and the lilacs were budding. I swore the whole time I was cleaning it off my car. For the seven years I was there, there was only one year we didn't get at least a dusting of snow in early May.Upstate NY may get up to 3 inches of snow this weekend.
1970's - Global cooling! Crop failures. Disaster. Disease. Soylent Green.
1980's - Peak oil! Worldwide resource shortages. Nuclear War. Mad Max.
1990's - Global Warming. Floods. No more polar bears. Crop failures. Famine. Waterworld.
2000's - Climate change. Temperatures will rise. The world will be utterly uninhabitable. Repent. Greed nude eel!!!
It's all nonsense. A scam. A way for progressives to gain power for themselves and nothing more.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
You again ignore the 2001 IPCC report projections for snow and ice, where they stated that there would be a marked REDUCTION of snow and ice, and more rain/freezing rain into the future. It is now 18 years later with no sign of such reduction as projected.
That is the reality YOU can't deny.
I know local weather isn't real "evidence" of anything, but this past winter in Maine was just like that--rain/freezing rain. We never had a single storm with an accumulation of over 11 inches. And that was only one storm all winter. Very unusual.
It isn't just about weather in the Northern Hemisphere. We know the glaciers are cyclic, but they've never melted this fast before, is what I've read.There's no reduction of snow/ice as demonstrated by the disappearing glaciers?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.In 1990, in Rochester New York we had five inches of snow in the second week of May. The leaves were out and the lilacs were budding. I swore the whole time I was cleaning it off my car. For the seven years I was there, there was only one year we didn't get at least a dusting of snow in early May.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
You again ignore the 2001 IPCC report projections for snow and ice, where they stated that there would be a marked REDUCTION of snow and ice, and more rain/freezing rain into the future. It is now 18 years later with no sign of such reduction as projected.
That is the reality YOU can't deny.
I know local weather isn't real "evidence" of anything, but this past winter in Maine was just like that--rain/freezing rain. We never had a single storm with an accumulation of over 11 inches. And that was only one storm all winter. Very unusual.
Come on Lady, YOU have seen the Rutgers Snow Labs charts before, here is AGAIN!
Winter:
Fall:
These are clear evidence of INCREASE over recent decades.
As for Glaciers such as Arctic and Antarctica, they are cyclic in nature. Already posted for Arctic Sea Ice HERE today in the forum.
When will you once again" forget" this reality?
Agreed, but the right is good at fearmongering too. Examples are the many D candidates, Venezuela, Assange, and socialism.Why is it that lefties generally believe in AGW, while righties generally don’t? Could it be that AGW is politics and not science?
Fearmongering......would the Left exist without it?
Isn't fear-mongering a pretty good description of most everything the Left does?
There's no reduction of snow/ice as demonstrated by the disappearing glaciers?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.In 1990, in Rochester New York we had five inches of snow in the second week of May. The leaves were out and the lilacs were budding. I swore the whole time I was cleaning it off my car. For the seven years I was there, there was only one year we didn't get at least a dusting of snow in early May.Upstate NY may get up to 3 inches of snow this weekend.
1970's - Global cooling! Crop failures. Disaster. Disease. Soylent Green.
1980's - Peak oil! Worldwide resource shortages. Nuclear War. Mad Max.
1990's - Global Warming. Floods. No more polar bears. Crop failures. Famine. Waterworld.
2000's - Climate change. Temperatures will rise. The world will be utterly uninhabitable. Repent. Greed nude eel!!!
It's all nonsense. A scam. A way for progressives to gain power for themselves and nothing more.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
You again ignore the 2001 IPCC report projections for snow and ice, where they stated that there would be a marked REDUCTION of snow and ice, and more rain/freezing rain into the future. It is now 18 years later with no sign of such reduction as projected.
That is the reality YOU can't deny.
I know local weather isn't real "evidence" of anything, but this past winter in Maine was just like that--rain/freezing rain. We never had a single storm with an accumulation of over 11 inches. And that was only one storm all winter. Very unusual.
It isn't just about weather in the Northern Hemisphere. We know the glaciers are cyclic, but they've never melted this fast before, is what I've read.There's no reduction of snow/ice as demonstrated by the disappearing glaciers?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
You again ignore the 2001 IPCC report projections for snow and ice, where they stated that there would be a marked REDUCTION of snow and ice, and more rain/freezing rain into the future. It is now 18 years later with no sign of such reduction as projected.
That is the reality YOU can't deny.
I know local weather isn't real "evidence" of anything, but this past winter in Maine was just like that--rain/freezing rain. We never had a single storm with an accumulation of over 11 inches. And that was only one storm all winter. Very unusual.
Come on Lady, YOU have seen the Rutgers Snow Labs charts before, here is AGAIN!
Winter:
Fall:
These are clear evidence of INCREASE over recent decades.
As for Glaciers such as Arctic and Antarctica, they are cyclic in nature. Already posted for Arctic Sea Ice HERE today in the forum.
When will you once again" forget" this reality?
Read my post again a little more slowly. No one said an increase in hurricanes.I don't know? It wasn't a scientist, not for saying that, since every valid scientist SAID that it would be many years before they could say what kind of changes in hurricanes could be attributed to climate change. It is elementary school science to realize that warmer surface ocean temperatures will fuel a growing hurricane to greater velocity.Who got a Nobel Prize with its $1M award for saying Katrina was due to man controlling the weather?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
Again another silly claim that is unsupported by actual NOAA data, which show no increase in hurricanes. Last year was the first time on record that ZERO Category 3+ Tornadoes were recorded, while there have been a real decline in total number of Tornadoes in the last few decades. Heck until two years ago, we had the longest landfalling hurricane drought on record, that was finally ended by Harvey in Texas.
It is amusing how little warmists remember recent past weather events.
I'm on the far eastern tip of the coast. You're right about the weather inland. I forget about all of them. But it doesn't matter--it's all about averages. I've been living in this same spot for 15 years and it is the least snow here I can remember.There's no reduction of snow/ice as demonstrated by the disappearing glaciers?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.In 1990, in Rochester New York we had five inches of snow in the second week of May. The leaves were out and the lilacs were budding. I swore the whole time I was cleaning it off my car. For the seven years I was there, there was only one year we didn't get at least a dusting of snow in early May.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
You again ignore the 2001 IPCC report projections for snow and ice, where they stated that there would be a marked REDUCTION of snow and ice, and more rain/freezing rain into the future. It is now 18 years later with no sign of such reduction as projected.
That is the reality YOU can't deny.
I know local weather isn't real "evidence" of anything, but this past winter in Maine was just like that--rain/freezing rain. We never had a single storm with an accumulation of over 11 inches. And that was only one storm all winter. Very unusual.
Really?
Here is the official Snow cover source showing that over 90% of the state was average to well above average snow for the winter:
Here is the actual snow totals:
SOURCE for the charts
My Ex-wife lives near Fort Kent, she sent me photos of deep snow there, says a few days ago it is finally melting down.
You are waaay off!
You hang onto that glacier; it's about the only one you got. Most are melting.It isn't just about weather in the Northern Hemisphere. We know the glaciers are cyclic, but they've never melted this fast before, is what I've read.There's no reduction of snow/ice as demonstrated by the disappearing glaciers?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
You again ignore the 2001 IPCC report projections for snow and ice, where they stated that there would be a marked REDUCTION of snow and ice, and more rain/freezing rain into the future. It is now 18 years later with no sign of such reduction as projected.
That is the reality YOU can't deny.
I know local weather isn't real "evidence" of anything, but this past winter in Maine was just like that--rain/freezing rain. We never had a single storm with an accumulation of over 11 inches. And that was only one storm all winter. Very unusual.
Come on Lady, YOU have seen the Rutgers Snow Labs charts before, here is AGAIN!
Winter:
Fall:
These are clear evidence of INCREASE over recent decades.
As for Glaciers such as Arctic and Antarctica, they are cyclic in nature. Already posted for Arctic Sea Ice HERE today in the forum.
When will you once again" forget" this reality?
That is unsupported propaganda, here are the latest Greenland data, showing INCREASING growth of snow and ice, from POLAR PORTAL
The circles on the map show current weather conditions, all of them below freezing at the time I posted the map.
The media and a few warmist scientists will say anything to prop up a long dead AGW conjecture, don't be so gullible!
I'm on the far eastern tip of the coast. You're right about the weather inland. I forget about all of them. But it doesn't matter--it's all about averages. I've been living in this same spot for 15 years and it is the least snow here I can remember.There's no reduction of snow/ice as demonstrated by the disappearing glaciers?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.They just had a blizzard come thru the Rockies last week. They've had more snowfall than they've had for 100 years back home.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
You again ignore the 2001 IPCC report projections for snow and ice, where they stated that there would be a marked REDUCTION of snow and ice, and more rain/freezing rain into the future. It is now 18 years later with no sign of such reduction as projected.
That is the reality YOU can't deny.
I know local weather isn't real "evidence" of anything, but this past winter in Maine was just like that--rain/freezing rain. We never had a single storm with an accumulation of over 11 inches. And that was only one storm all winter. Very unusual.
Really?
Here is the official Snow cover source showing that over 90% of the state was average to well above average snow for the winter:
Here is the actual snow totals:
SOURCE for the charts
My Ex-wife lives near Fort Kent, she sent me photos of deep snow there, says a few days ago it is finally melting down.
You are waaay off!
That's your problem.Read my post again a little more slowly. No one said an increase in hurricanes.I don't know? It wasn't a scientist, not for saying that, since every valid scientist SAID that it would be many years before they could say what kind of changes in hurricanes could be attributed to climate change. It is elementary school science to realize that warmer surface ocean temperatures will fuel a growing hurricane to greater velocity.Who got a Nobel Prize with its $1M award for saying Katrina was due to man controlling the weather?Well, as everyone knows, climate change is measured world wide, over a number of years, not how much snow they get in the mountains of the western US only.
So this is the typical climate change denier thread every time we have a cold day somewhere which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming or climate change.
Again another silly claim that is unsupported by actual NOAA data, which show no increase in hurricanes. Last year was the first time on record that ZERO Category 3+ Tornadoes were recorded, while there have been a real decline in total number of Tornadoes in the last few decades. Heck until two years ago, we had the longest landfalling hurricane drought on record, that was finally ended by Harvey in Texas.
It is amusing how little warmists remember recent past weather events.
Read my post again, made a correction that effectively does away with your unsupported claim.
