Global Warming to Fuel More Severe Tornadoes and Thunderstorms

Live Science.com ^ | August 30, 2007 | Andrea Thompson - Live Science

[aruanan]

My intent was to point out that GW proponents use “weather” to support their conclusions but decry those who use weather to scuttle those very same conclusions.

This is true.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

My source is S. Fred Singer, professor emeritus of Environmental Sciences, University of Virginia. His book is titled, "Unstoppable Global Warming: Every 1500 years."
This book demolishes Algore, the Sierra Club, Greenpeace, etc., and identified the money flowing to these NGOs from government agencies.

[listenhillary]

Global warming will make severe thunderstorms and tornadoes a more common feature of U.S. weather, NASA scientists said today.

Cool!

[Dr.Deth]

Let's ask a couple of NASA scientists about this:

[Mike Darancette]

When does the rain of frogs and the plague of locusts start.

[Paladin2]

UH, NASA/GISS were shamed into revising their data recently due to an error discovered by Climate Science Auditor Steve McIntyre (www.climateaudit.org). Turns out that 1934 was hotter than 1998, though the NASA “Rocket Scientists” claim that it’s “no big deal”.

[wbill]

I wish the NASA mistake had gotten a little more play in the MSM. Doesn't fit their story, though.

The current local GW scaremongers are talking about this being the hottest August (locally) ever recorded.

It was hot in August. Imagine that. The upside to it was that the high pressure system diverted all of the hurricanes to our south so we missed them.

So to review....hot weather = Global Warming

More moderate temps = more hurricanes = Global Warming.

No problems whatsoever = worry about Global Warming.

We could use some rain here in the Southeast, though. The drought is likely due to global warming, as well. There surely weren't any droughts that occured before the theory of GW was postulated. /s