Anyone who lives there knows it can happen on any day.
Posted on 11/22/2014 6:31:45 AM PST by rktman
In the aftermath of a massive lake-effect snowfall event in western New York state on Tuesday, it's worth asking: Is climate change playing a role here? Because, I mean, come on. Seventy – seven zero-- inches, people. And another huge round is forecast for Thursday, by the way. Buffalo deserves answers. The short answer is: yes. Global warming is probably juicing lake-effect snows, and we've had the data to prove it for quite some time.
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These “warmists” are beyond mentally disturbed. The only glo-bull warming in in their one remaining (malfunctioning) brain cell...and that is about to extinguish. It really bothers me that my taxes will go toward the disability payments to these deranged idiots.
It was mostly a cool summer, however, so wherever the erf was hiding that heat, we didn’t see it.
Also... volcanoes continually belch out a lot of carbon dioxide. Most of it we don’t see because it’s being belched out below the ocean. The ocean has a very good way of dealing with this stuff, it’s called calcium carbonate.
And there’s also photosynthesis.
Anyone who lives there knows it can happen on any day.
That is true: carbon dioxide is yummies for green plants.
Beaucoup
That was when the MSM was pushing global cooling.
An easier sell.
Isn’t Calif. in a drought?
Well played!
A friend of mine many years ago described growing up on a farm in upstate NY and that he frequently had to dig his way out of his house and use a long pole poked into the snow in order to find the ROOF of his barn.
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