"Homina, homina, homina . . . "
"Homina, homina, homina . . . "
Sir, I don’t believe you received the memo...It’s no longer an issue of man made global warming, were now in a life and death struggle against man made global climate change (LOL).
The weather here in the Phoenix area has been fantastic. We had perfect weather through May, with 2 or 3 days unseasonably hot, and then back down into the 90’s where it’s been for a while now. Just this morning I was thinking of sending a thank you note to Algore telling him those carbon credits we purchased have really paid off.
Quick! someone inform albore who’s making hands over fist in money from the hysteria that he generated.
It doesn’t matter that it was cooler. It was all predicted by computers that the global warming would bring about cooler weather. See, they used computers. And whatever the computer says can’t be wrong. I’m convinced. I now fully support the cap and trade policy, just like John McCain. If it saves just one square inch of Mother Gaia, it will be worth destroying the US economy. Do it for the children.
It will be revised upward over the next few months.
It’s a shell game.
NO, NO, NO! You have the title wrong - please people!
US 2008 Spring is hotter than 35 others on record.
The Goracle will now be pleased.
36th coolest after about 20 of those years were made artificially cooler by “adjustments” made to the previous raw records.
The total adjustments made to date have increased the US temperature trend by 0.7F .
I am noting something else, that I can’t explain yet.
I have noticed both higher highs and lower lows this season. That is, just the opposite of the greenhouse gas effect.
The greenhouse effect works both ways. It should keep the high temperatures lower and the low temperatures higher.
But if the skies are clear of water vapor, during the day it should get hot, but at night the temperature drops very low.
This is often the case in the desert, which can roast you during the day, yet freeze you at night.
But in non-desert areas, this would mean less water vapor in the atmosphere, fewer clouds.