Posted on 07/10/2014 11:52:33 AM PDT by navysealdad
Call it the ghost of the polar vortex, the polar vortex sequel, or the polar vortex’s revenge. Meteorological purists may tell you it’s not a polar vortex at all. However you choose to refer to the looming weather pattern, unseasonably chilly air is headed for parts of the northern and northeastern U.S at the height of summer early next week.
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Did Algore return to the US ?
First Global warming meant heat— hot summers, mild winters.
Then Global warming meant extremes—Hot summers, very cold winters.
Now global warming means very cold winters, and cool summers?
Did Algore return to the US ?
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He does tend to have a “chilling” effect, doesn’t he? I think it’s because his bulk blocks out a lot of sunlight.
Just as Joe Bastardi predicted...
The cooler air sure felt nice last night. Haven’t slept that well in weeks.
Tell WaPo to stick it where the climate is always 98.6 degrees and wet.
More evidence of global warming/cooling/climate change or ... weather.
Here in Ohio it means normal vicissitudes of weather and portends a nice cool break from the usual July heat.
No less, no more. We've seen it here before.
It's called climate change... better known as seasons.
Please!!! Reach Texas!!!
Pretty nippy up there for July, though some Michigan Yoopers claim they only have two seasons, Winter and Tough Sledding.
Indeed we have. A few years ago we had temps that never made it out of the high sixties for afternoon highs the last two weeks in July. It was heavenly.
polar vortex...
I hate when the media fall for new terms
July 16 th forecast predicts overnight low of 69F in Fort Worth TX!
16-19 has the high temp of 90F only one day!!! Unheard of cool July temps, woo hoo globull warming!!!!!
Phew!
We could sure use some cool air around here....
Scientists have it rough now days. They have to beg for their food by coming up with the most convoluted explanations for what’s happening. The hockey stick has turned into a fiery hoop for them to jump through.
So long as it doesn’t kill of fruit and vegetable produce.
I could use with the current batch of mosquitoes going out.
Is Lake Superior now ice-free?
I don’t mind hot, as long was we can get WET!
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