Do you miss global warming.?

Question

Because i am fed up with getting wet.

Answer 1

No.

Answer 2

haven't you heard, man is responsible for "climate change"

Answer 3

Yesterday on the news was a report of a Glazier in Argentina that had collapsed ,But the American Media tends to overlook these Environmental happenings ,wishing to shelter the public from the hot truths

Global warming has not left us

Answer 4

Yes, I miss the the desert-like winds we used to have during the summer.  Now the summers are cooler (though stuffier) and there's random hail that was rare in the past.  Even in hot dry weather, there's often this strange "fog" that wasn't never there just a year or two ago.  It's like we're being fumigated and I know a lot of people with allergies, flu-like symptoms, and asthma these days!  

Hawaii has this too now (and not just the Big Island where Kilauea is).  Residents are being told that it's "vog" (from volcanic activity) from several islands away, when the winds have never carried the so-called "vog" that far ever before.  Even those in Hawaii near the volcano are wondering about this "vog" that doesn't smell at all (unlike real vog that smells like rotten eggs because of the sulfur).  It's without smell, must it's making people really sick--especially the elderly.  It's sad because it's a really beautiful place that's looking like any smog-filled city--literally overnight.  But who cares--they're only contrails.

"We could not account for the change in air quality. We discounted drainage winds transporting fresh air down from snow-capped Mauna Kea because we could not detect a drop in air temperature normally felt when the drainage winds kick in at night. We also discounted volcanic emissions from nearby Kilauea volcano because we could not detect any vog which is composed of sulfur dioxide and smells like rotten eggs. Does anyone have a clue?"

http://hawaiianhighlands.com/?cat=17

http://www.khon2.com/news/health/1744716...

"Our “weather report” would not be complete without mentioning vog—a weather phenomenon unique in to the Big Island."

http://alohacoastrealty.com/page-Hawaii+...

(Looks like they're going to have to revise what's possible and impossible because it's not unique to the Big Island anymore.  Vog can now travel great distances dispite the reported lack of tradewinds!)

Answer 5

The Government now refer to it as "Climate Change" so they can continue to extract tax from us during times of Global Cooling.

Answer 6

The entire past year here is below average temperature wise.  It has been really cold for the most part, and we just came through the snowiest and coldest winter in history.  We finally have some warm weather but it doesn't look like it's going to last.

Answer 7

Yes i would like to be warm for a day, instead of being wet.