[cripplecreek]

Join the aqua resistance!

[ConservativeInPA]

Be berry, berry quiet. Don’t mention the Great Lakes ice coverage during the past two winters.

[Cyman]

If I have control over what the denominator is, I can win ANY and ALL arguments for Globull Warming to the angle of bend of Will’ys willy.

[WayneS]

I’ll bet the Obama [in]Justice Department is drawing up indictments against the “Lake Brothers” (aka “Huron” and “Michigan”) even as I type this. They will be charged with “climate denial in the first degree” and “questioning settled science”...

[sauropod]

bkmk

[Leep]

Hang em’ in the pubic squarrr. They be witches!

[Pontiac]

Of course, for most of the 4,000-plus years the Great Lakes have existed in their modern form (they first came into being around 10,000 years ago) no one was systematically tracking water levels. But the United States Geological Survey, which studies the geological evidence of water level changes going back millennia, says the swings were far more extreme in the distant past than in recent centuries.

This is true.

I live near the South Shore of Lake Erie and my house sits on what several thousand years ago was the South shore of Lake Erie. That house is about 200 feet higher than the current lake level.

[babble-on]

Here’s a great interface with all this data.

http://www.glerl.noaa.gov/data/dashboard/GLWLD.html

[JimRed]

But the article itself acknowledged that Lakes Huron and Michigan, which come together in the Straits of Mackinac and so are considered one lake by hydrologists, actually rose faster 65 years ago. So why did the headline writer call the current rise “faster than ever before?"

Because, like all warmists, the author is a liar!

[Organic Panic]

END GLOBAL WEATHER!!!