which came down close on the heels of an only slightly lesser amount a few days ago,
all of which has preceeded the 4" and rising that's dumping on us presently.
Frankly, it's getting rather tedious.
Are there scientific reports that show that this cannot necessarily be blamed on climate change? The biggest climate change alarmists have argued that increasingly harsh and frigid winters is actually a symptom of man made climate change and I was wondering if this has been disproven and if so, where.
Since Philadelphia is run by the inmates, they don’t plow snow, so it doesn’t really matter. There are four lane highways in Philly that have not seen a plow this year. I think the rule is, if the buses can get through, they don’t plow. Very few Philadelphian voters use cars.
The biggest effect man has had on the environment in the last 50 years is a clearing of the air from burning less coal more cleanly. This causes more heat to hit the Earth during the day and during the summer, and more heat to leave the Earth during the night and during the winter. The result is more extreme weather. The mid latitudes are getting alternately hit with moist and cold fronts, which is the recipe for ugly winter weather.
Frankly, it's getting rather tedious.