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St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14-'15-'16-'17
Actually you can do it in Indy too. Top down Thursday, cold front and storms Friday and ended up with 1/2" to 1" of nickel sized hail on the ground Friday evening. It may warm up again by the end of the week.
My brother-in-law and sister-in-law flew down here (Richmond, VA) in their small twin engine plane for the weekend from Kalamazoo ... they aren't even going to try to fly back today now. My wife is stranded in Toledo ... same wintery mess I guess. Gotta love the north country ... do I miss North Dakota winters and springs .... NO.
..... same in ohio. last saturday i drove my vert around town, test drove the caddy droptop, and put 8 hrs into a vette wash/wax. this saturday, i wake up and ask, what's this snow???!?!?!.... (and where am i?, and who is this next to me?.... but that's another thread)
Can you drive with the top down Thursday and wake up to this on Sunday!?!?!?
Have that beat! Two weeks ago, on Saturday it was over 70 degrees, and on Sunday we had close to 20" of snow. And then all that snow was all gone by Thursday, because we had been back up in the high 60's again!
St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14
To answer the question, it is Global Warming that is causing these anomolies. It is playing havoc with our weather systems. Over the last 3 hundred years, we have radically changed our planet's weather systems - to the extent we have disrupted major systems like the jet stream among others.
And it will only accellerate as we increase in numbers (now 6 billion) and technolgical reach.
Mini-Ice Age on the way over the next 2 or 3 thousand years.
To answer the question, it is Global Warming that is causing these anomolies. It is playing havoc with our weather systems. Over the last 3 hundred years, we have radically changed our planet's weather systems - to the extent we have disrupted major systems like the jet stream among others.
And it will only accellerate as we increase in numbers (now 6 billion) and technolgical reach.
Mini-Ice Age on the way over the next 2 or 3 thousand years.
EG
There is no data to back up your claim of over the last 300 years. We have no Idea what the weather was like 300 years ago. We have been keeping track for a little over a hundred years. The weather Man brought up some facts. Something like 1885 was the last time it snowed this heavy in April, What was causing the GreenHouse problem back then? So without proof I will never beleive it! Ah, those that run around saying "the sky is falling the sky is falling...."
There is no data to back up your claim of over the last 300 years. We have no Idea what the weather was like 300 years ago. We have been keeping track for a little over a hundred years. The weather Man brought up some facts. Something like 1885 was the last time it snowed this heavy in April, What was causing the GreenHouse problem back then? So without proof I will never beleive it! Ah, those that run around saying "the sky is falling the sky is falling...."
St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14
Originally Posted by BLAZBYU
There is no data to back up your claim of over the last 300 years. We have no Idea what the weather was like 300 years ago. We have been keeping track for a little over a hundred years. The weather Man brought up some facts. Something like 1885 was the last time it snowed this heavy in April, What was causing the GreenHouse problem back then? So without proof I will never beleive it! Ah, those that run around saying "the sky is falling the sky is falling...."
I said "Over the last 300 years, we have radically changed our weather system..."
And we have. With the onset of the Industrial Revolution, I would suggest to you that with the sheer quantity and quality of hydrocarbons we have been dumping into our atmosphere, we have made major changes to your planet's weather systems. Add to that the reduction by factors of 100 the forest cover that existed just 300 years ago and I rest my case. Granted, you can put your head in the sand and claim "No recorded data", but that statement, sadly, does not change reality.
I'm not trying to start a flame war, just suggesting we look a little deeper than the casual "weather man" diatribe.