New study suggests global warming decreases storm activity and extreme weather

Wattsup ^ | 1/25/2013

[Bulwinkle]

A paper published January 21st in Quaternary Science Reviews reconstructs storm activity in Iceland over the past 1,200 years and finds storminess and extreme weather variability was far more common during the Little Ice Age in comparison to the Medieval Warm Period and the 20th century. The paper adds to many other peer-reviewed publications finding global warming decreases storm activity, the opposite of claims by climate alarmists....

[exodus]

His answer was to go completely silent, lose eye contact, and sit at his desk until I brought up a different subject.

Imagine, a silent preacher! But it’s all too believable that a man who refuses to accept evidence would get mad at someone who offers evidence, even if that someone is his friend.

[Chode]

sounds like he attends the Church of Globull Warming too... tell him he can serve only one master

[1010RD]

Some men you just can't reach.

[exodus]

Exactly.

“Cool Hand Luke” is a favorite of mine, too.

[1010RD]

I watched at 10 in the AM as a kid with a fever. It freaked me out as a kid, but I get it as an adult. If I taught polisci that movie would be a must see. Teaches you a lot about government and human nature.

[dalereed]

It wouldn't make any difference whether we were in an ice age or frying from heat it would be caused by man made global warming.

[dalereed]

“.... I wonder how long it will be before well funded scientists discover the astounding fact that it gets “Cold” in the winter and “Hot” in the summer?”

The day after they discover it gets dark at night.

[PLD]

What is with these preachers..A few years ago I told a great friend Obama was a liar and Commie Muslim..To this day the use to be friend still believes Obama is the real second coming..This friend is a minister..

[exodus]

I've noticed that preachers, though they be ever so humble, seem to suffer more than most people from god-complex when it comes to dissent against their opinions. I can understand why they would on devotional matters, but being called to service doesn't confer infallibly to their secular opinions.

[MrB]

More specifically, caused by free people living outside the control of benevolent elites in power.