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Anyone live in California?
It's been really cold these days. I'm starting to doubt the whole global warming theory!
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Global warming refers to the fact that the average global temperature is increasing, and not by massive amounts. Some areas will see fairly large temperature increases, some will stay relatively the same, some may even see a decrease in average temperature.
Here in NJ, we are having a december heat wave where the temperatures averaging in the fifties, and highs even into the mid-sixties. This has gone on for close to a week now. It seems a lot of people a reporting unusual temperature recently. You talking about unusually cold weather in California. Java's talking about unusually warm weather in Michigan. A couple weeks ago, JP5 wrote about unusally cold weather in Texas (I believe she said it fell into the thirties, and wrote it off as proof global warming is a myth). Are these recent temperature anomalies proof of global warming? I don't know, I'm not a scientist, but I wouldn't write off global warming just because today is unusally cold in California.
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Global warming refers to the fact that the average global temperature is increasing, and not by massive amounts. Some areas will see fairly large temperature increases, some will stay relatively the same, some may even see a decrease in average temperature.
Here in NJ, we are having a december heat wave where the temperatures averaging in the fifties, and highs even into the mid-sixties. This has gone on for close to a week now. It seems a lot of people a reporting unusual temperature recently. You talking about unusually cold weather in California. Java's talking about unusually warm weather in Michigan. A couple weeks ago, JP5 wrote about unusally cold weather in Texas (I believe she said it fell into the thirties, and wrote it off as proof global warming is a myth). Are these recent temperature anomalies proof of global warming? I don't know, I'm not a scientist, but I wouldn't write off global warming just because today is unusally cold in California.
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hmm, interesting..
but it's still weird that LA is so cold at the moment.
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The solution to global warming? Move to whatever part of the globe has the temperature you like best!
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I guess the better solution is to sell your house and get a private plane with living quarters.
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