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To: EdnaMode

No big deal considering we went from a full on Ice Age in the 1970’s to out of control global warming just 15 years later


7 posted on 04/09/2019 7:06:05 PM PDT by eyeamok
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To: eyeamok

We never left the Quaternary - an age of cyclic transcontinental glaciations. we’ve had a nice warming lull (one of many!) for the last 20 thousand years or so (with a little cooling roughly 1400 to 1850 - “Little Ice Age”). Let’s hope this next climate trend isn’t too bad


11 posted on 04/09/2019 7:09:37 PM PDT by Reily
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To: eyeamok
15 years? That's nothing...

Last Ice Age took just SIX months to arrive

By Daily Mail Reporter Climate catastrophe: Rapid climate change was the subject of the Hollywood blockbuster The Day After Tomorrow Climate catastrophe: Rapid climate change was the subject of the Hollywood blockbuster The Day After Tomorrow It took just six months for a warm and sunny Europe to be engulfed in ice, according to new research.

Previous studies have suggested the arrival of the last Ice Age nearly 13,000 years ago took about a decade - but now scientists believe the process was up to 20 times as fast.

...the Northern Hemisphere was frozen by a sudden slowdown of the Gulf Stream, which allowed ice to spread hundreds of miles southwards from the Arctic.

Geological sciences professor William Patterson, who led the research, said: 'It would have been very sudden for those alive at the time. It would be the equivalent of taking Britain and moving it to the Arctic over the space of a few months.'

Maybe this bomb cyclone is really the next ice age kicking off!

34 posted on 04/09/2019 7:40:24 PM PDT by ProtectOurFreedom
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