Not so this year, which leads me to believe that all those Climate Change deniers have got it all wrong. (As if I didn't already think that!)
Friday, 8 November 2013
Another Index of Climate Change: No Snow by Nov. 8
Not so this year, which leads me to believe that all those Climate Change deniers have got it all wrong. (As if I didn't already think that!)
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So if there's a record snow storm later this year, does that mean that the 'warmists' have got it wrong?
There's a big difference between climats and weather.
Indeed there's a big difference between weather and climate. The former is what happens day to day, and climate deals with the bigger, frequently long term picture. The Nov. 8 benchmark would fall into the latter category.
However, I've just had a report of a few, isolated flurries in downtown Montreal, so maybe the benchmark may hold.
There were some wet snowflakes on the 11th - heard there was a bit of wet snow during the Remembrance Day ceremony in Ottawa, so no surprise we got it a few hours later.
Here is a much scarier record: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2013/11/131108-supertyphoon-haiyan-yolanda-atmosphere-climate-change/ Not only huge, but after typhoon season.
I loathe snow and cold (really suffer from arthritic pain) but even ours is worrying in a broader framework.
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