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Experts settle hurricane and global warming feud; predict bigger storms, but fewer ones
Cox News ^ | 2-21-10 | Seth Borenstein, AP Science Writer

Posted on 02/21/2010 11:35:13 AM PST by cajuncow

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Here is the funny thing. Big storms are driven by temperature differentials between the poles and the equator. So if global warming is true, we should see greater warming at the poles, which drops the differntial between the poles and equator which should mean less storms and of less intensity. Ironically, that is what we have seen since Katrina, but the global warming people are so wedded to scare stories, that they can’t even latch onto the one thing that can possibly corroborate their predictions, because it doesn’t sound scary enough. (Note: yes I understand the weather is much more complicated than that)


21 posted on 02/21/2010 3:04:36 PM PST by dsrtsage (One half of all people have below average IQ...In the US the number is 54%)
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The global warming theory is extremely robust to scientific observations: ALL observations confirm it.


22 posted on 02/21/2010 6:51:50 PM PST by norwaypinesavage (Galileo: In science, the authority of a thousand is not worth the humble reasoning of one individual)
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