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tatupu70
2015 Mar 19, 7:33am
See Tat, that's why it was the mantra had to go from "Global Warming" to "Climate Change".... because the climate is ALWAYS changing!!!
And you want to know why??? Go outside and look up to the sky right now...
So, have you figured out that the temperature in a small section of the US doesn't reflect the entire world yet?
zzyzzx
2015 Mar 19, 8:09am
Now that it's almost the first day of spring, and all the snow packs have almost completely melted, we are due for another snow storm.
tatupu70
2015 Mar 19, 8:21am
So, have you figured out that a 1.42 degree rise in temps in one year doesn't mean the world is ending yet?
Yes, the world pretty clearly isn't ending today or this year because of warming. If you're only worried about tomorrow, you can rest easy.
HydroCabron
2015 Mar 19, 9:13pm
Now the next thing you'll try to tell us
Are you having a conversation with someone? Someone who's saying just what you want them to say?
Because that particular conversation you're having is not real.
Maybe it's time for another e-mail forward from grandma, in which Obama says all sorts of manufactured statements which fit with your preconceptions.
Let's see;
Douche.
Learn the difference between a colon and a semicolon.
Why don't you sit quietly in your basement and make up long straw-man arguments with your liberal enemies? You can finish them by accusing them of being drunk and spinning yarns.
http://www.weather.com/science/environment/news/warmest-winter-on-record-earth
"Though it was a cold winter overall in eastern North America, including the United States, the Northern Hemisphere also saw its warmest winter on record. This was due to widespread above-average temperatures in western North America, Europe and Asia. NOAA says that record warmth was observed in the western United States, portions of central Siberia and eastern Mongolia."
But, but, but, it snowed a lot in Boston and it was cold in the Northeast.
#environment