Posted on 04/06/2007 1:55:35 PM PDT by Kid Shelleen
In Phoenix it’s 95 today!
It is colder here in western North Dakota than the hearts of Gore, Clintoons and Pelosi combined. The sun is brilliant and sky clear but 18 was tops and then the NW wind started up about 2 PM. Uff Dah.
Pretty much the same thing here in Western South Dakota. We’ve had snow for the past four days. It’s funny watching my toddler grandbabies, in their snow suits and boots, hunting Easter eggs. With the white background, the eggs are pretty easily spotted. We even “hid” some on the snowman.
This Easter weather here has happened before and will happen again.
Perhaps Algore and the dims are buying up too many carbon credits, thus throwing into global cooling.
We need a law against carbon credits.
BTW: We're sub freezing here in Indy as well, with some possible snow forecast.
I'm sorry, I take full blame for this. I changed my snow tires last week. That's the reason for bitter cold, January level blizzards.
Some places are cooler and some are warmer (like out west). My theory is that the low number of sunspots has (somehow) energized the polar jet stream. It will freeze the fruit blossoms the same way it did in 1985 (also low number of sunspots). Lack of sunspots, however, does not appear to cause immediate global cooling, but in the long run it can (e.g. Maunder minimum).
I lived most of my life in Northern Indiana but now live in Dallas. (BTW there is snow in the forecast for Easter Sunday morning here.)
I have x-cross country ski’d 4 times on my birthday mostly in the late 70’s and early 80’s. But that is when we had global ice age approaching.
we could sure use some global warming around here
Got snow flurries in the past hour here in Nashville. It was almost 90 degrees a few days ago.
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