That would be…. bad

www.irishexaminer.com/world/warming-of-oceans-will-have-dire-effects-340707.html

Read some of my comics here:

The story so far: www.paintoon.com/cartoon.html

This is a story about Nayomi, a character of my invention. I draw a daily strip and publish it on Facebook. Nayomi appeared a couple of years ago and she has two comic books already! This is the beginning of the third one.

in.reuters.com/article/2015/08/20/climatechange-temperature-usa-idINL1N10V1PY20150820

Global Warming caused by humans is quite real. Denying it at this point is perverse and dangerous to us all. Action needs to be taken, but there are still "head-in-the-sand" types making it difficult for realistic people to get things changed to prevent global catastrophe.

The fires out west are really bad news. The air is white, the sunset red. People's houses are burning down. We're actually asking for volunteers from the general population for the first time ever.

www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/08/150820152817.htm

More proof of global warming.

Looks like I was a month early with my prediction:

*" www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/weekend-snow-to-whiten-portions-of-midwest-northeast-as-cold-pours-in/ar-AAfnm4b?li=AAa0dzB "*

PS:
Maybe next year the snow will start in September.

rex

Although it has been stated a million different ways, you still want to be right so badly you attribute local conditions as indicative of the whole. People have been saying this is a terrible way to refute a theory for centuries, yet you persist!

So entertaining! Do go on!

We don't have any wars going on inSweden so that means the world is at peace

All that I know is that we're only a month into fall and it was 31 degrees in my New Jersey back yard this morning.

PS:
There's a temperature reading in Antarctica south west of Australia at -92 degrees F ...
isn't that almost cold enough to cause dry ice, that is, freeze CO2?

rex

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Global warming isn't about the temerature at any given place and day but the average temperature on the globe as a whole over a whole year. Anecdotal evidence like -here at my place it's colder than ever, is not valid.

www.sfchronicle.com/news/article/Glacier-was-once-Yosemite-s-largest-now-it-s-6572765.php

Where did that darn glacier go? Was it so cold it froze to death?

I guess it moved to New Jersey.

More likely it got melted by fire bugs:

*" www.sfgate.com/news/article/Yosemite-fire-spreads-to-more-than-2-500-acres-5741418.php "*

rex

Go back up a few posts there and see how TR started his:

"All that I know is that we're only a month into fall and it was 31 degrees in my New Jersey back yard this morning."

and that's ALL he knows!

*" Antarctic Sea Ice Hits Record ... High?

Does that mean Earth isn't warming up? "*

*" news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2012/10/121013-antarctica-sea-ice-record-high-science-global-warming/ "*

Like I said, my prediction may have been a little early, but Antarctica sure isn't in my New Jersey back yard
And it sure looks to me like the warm temperatures won't be getting as much help from the south Atlantic next year.

PS:
However, the sun is another story and the 11 year solar cycle, although it's waning into its less active years has had a recent burst of extreme activity.

*" www.space.com/topics/solar-flares-space-weather-latest-news/ "*

rex

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_opinion_on_climate_change

Give that a read. Basically, the entire scientific community (of which you are not a part, TR) agree that you are wrong. Good luck getting them to agree with you. They actually have doctorates in climate science. They have been measuring and studying this for decades. It's a strong theory, like evolution or relativity.

Your pride is just too strong to admit error, isn't it?

Enjoying the snow in your home state of Washington Mog?

rex

Yes, after the west coast's once in 500 year drought, this will help alleviate some of the miseries of climate change this year. Thanks for asking!

Last Edited : Monday, 16 November 2015 - 22:07