Beagle Huntsman
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No, I think the climate experts at NOAA, IPCC, etc, etc know a lot more about what is happening than you do. And yes, where I live, snowfall is gradually becoming a rarely seen event - very light if it happens at all.
Climate/green nonsense-fraud
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slobear
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Gforcetrivers
12 pointer
All precipitation will disappear! That is my new prediction! The entire earth will be a desert. No oceans no lakes no rivers and it will happen soon!!!
WildmanWilson
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No, they are political arms of the democrat party. Just like the FBI and DOJ. The IPCC has always been a political organization and not a scientific one. And everything I told you is true. The temperature data has been corrected and manipulated. There’s no arguments about that. They create the compute models that they use. That’s a fact. Computer models are not smart enough to be trusted because of all the complexities. Ever look at a hurricane tracker just a week or two out? It’s all over the place and that’s just trying to predict a small timeframe.
Do you live in a dome? Does snow not affect you like the rest of the area? This reminds me of you….
Gambini: So, Mr. Tipton, how could it take you five minutes to cook your grits, when it takes the entire grit-eating world 20 minutes.
Mr. Tipton: I don't know. I'm a fast cook, I guess.
Gambini: I'm sorry, I was all the way over here. I couldn't hear you. Did you say you're a fast cook? That's it?! Are we to believe that boiling waters soaks into a grit faster in your kitchen than on any place on the face of the earth?!
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Beagle Huntsman
8 pointer
See article below….Rain is replacing snowfall in winter, even as warmer air holds more moisture.
Winter is now the fastest-warming season in most of the country. The number of days below freezing is expected to continue to drop over the next decades. For Louisville, the average winter temperature increased by 3.5°F between 1970 and 2018.
www.wvxu.org
Winter is now the fastest-warming season in most of the country. The number of days below freezing is expected to continue to drop over the next decades. For Louisville, the average winter temperature increased by 3.5°F between 1970 and 2018.
What's Happened To Ky.'s Snowy Winters? Blame, Or Credit, Our Warming Climate
Snow is melting faster in Kentucky as warmer average winters bring about fewer days of snow cover, according to State Climatologist Stuart Foster.Foster,…
www.wvxu.org
WildmanWilson
12 pointer
You ever think the concrete jungle may also get warmer as it expands? Maybe the places the temperature data is collected has changed. I’ve seen some next to freeways that give higher readings. How do you know the data is even trustworthy?See article below….Rain is replacing snowfall in winter, even as warmer air holds more moisture.
Winter is now the fastest-warming season in most of the country. The number of days below freezing is expected to continue to drop over the next decades. For Louisville, the average winter temperature increased by 3.5°F between 1970 and 2018.
What's Happened To Ky.'s Snowy Winters? Blame, Or Credit, Our Warming Climate
Snow is melting faster in Kentucky as warmer average winters bring about fewer days of snow cover, according to State Climatologist Stuart Foster.Foster,…
The 70s were also rather cold as we went through a cooling spell. I’ve already shown snow is no different regardless of what you keep saying. I for one think a warming winter is a good thing. Less energy to warm homes. Longer growing seasons. I see no reason to worry. I would hope it continues.
However, just like any cycle it will change at some point. No different than when the Sahara desert turns lush and green every 20,000 years. Some cycles are over long periods while some are short. But besides crying to us on here what are you doing to make a difference?
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RLWEBB
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Sounds good to me. This would make those northern Michigan winters much more tolerable if I were to move there. The Smallmouth fishing is, in fact, that good.See article below….Rain is replacing snowfall in winter, even as warmer air holds more moisture.
Winter is now the fastest-warming season in most of the country. The number of days below freezing is expected to continue to drop over the next decades. For Louisville, the average winter temperature increased by 3.5°F between 1970 and 2018.
What's Happened To Ky.'s Snowy Winters? Blame, Or Credit, Our Warming Climate
Snow is melting faster in Kentucky as warmer average winters bring about fewer days of snow cover, according to State Climatologist Stuart Foster.Foster,…
Beagle Huntsman
8 pointer
Michigan is actually one of the places in the U.S. to live if you want to escape most effects of climate change in the next 80 yrs or so. Some problems related to climate will be inescapable, though.
barney
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- Oct 11, 2005
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So climate change is discriminate now?
WildmanWilson
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Yeah they just cherry pick the places they think proves change. I remember them saying our children would grow up never seeing snow. Well, then they changed it so snow is a big part of climate change. When they have a period of calm with lower than normal activity they say nothing. As soon as one big storm hits they scream that’s proof and forget the long calm period we just witnessed.
It’s unbelievable that man is a small part of the earth’s CO2 production yet they have the sheep ready to implement the biggest changes our society has ever seen and the standard of living will be drastically reduced. They are voluntarily pushing for mankind to fall into massive hardships with zero proof. The Great Reset is well under way.
EdLongshanks
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Why haven’t you moved to the north pole yet you hypocrite? Pack your swimsuit and get the hell out of America you muppet. Go lay on the beach there and see how that works out for you dummy.
Beagle Huntsman
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Kids where I live today actually are getting less opportunity to do snow sledding than when I was a child. Not only do most winters have less frequent snowfall, but the warmer weather tends to melt to snow away quicker. If we get 4 inches, I consider it a big snow now. This past winter my snow shovel didn’t leave the garage wall - only a couple of two inch snows that melted quickly. This has been the general trend for at least a decade. Things are rapidly changing.
Beagle Huntsman
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The Arctic is warming at three times the global average. It could be ice-free in summer by the middle of this century…
https://www.worldwildlife.org/pages/six-ways-loss-of-arctic-ice-impacts-everyone
slobear
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EdLongshanks
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You would be epochally stupid to actually believe that…..but I don’t doubt your capability.
