Do you think you are cold now?

Question

You might read this web page to see record lows worldwide:

http://www.iceagenow.com/2007_Other_Parts_of_the_World.htm

You might even feel a little warmer than what others are experiencing?

Answer 1

There were record cold temps in the southern hemisphere as well.

"South America this year experienced one of its coldest winters in decades. In Buenos Aires, snow fell for the first time since the year 1918. Dozens of homeless people died from exposure. In Peru, 200 people died from the cold and thousands more became infected with respiratory diseases. Crops failed, livestock perished, and the Peruvian government declared a state of emergency."

http://www.washingtontimes.com/article/2...

CO2 has no impact on temperatures, it's a lagging indicator of temperatures.  Even if CO2 levels increased 100% temps would only increase ~1 degree.

The only thing that is predictable is that Jimmy Hansen is going to claim that 2008 was the warmest year ever recorded.

[Edit] PD - You need to learn the difference between weather and climate.

Answer 2

Thank God I live in Hawaii!!!

Answer 3

I guess the ice age predicted is about 40 years behind

Answer 4

yes i do feel a bit warmer but, mostly because it is currently 15 degrees warmer here than average - also, water that snows gets put into the atmosphere by heat - so record snowfall could indicate global warming - the record low temps are a different story.

edit

that's funny jello

Answer 5

10 below right know.

Al gore is an idiot

Answer 6

Yup, now you are going to hear that Global Warming is the cause of the next Ice Age.  

Read the Time Magazine article from the 70's that had all the same scientists wagging their tongues about Global Cooling.

Answer 7

nope same her as every year. maybe cus GB isnt real. but those scientist are makin bank! lamo. i should make something up to make money too! i love my big *** chevy truck that has duel exhaust on it! if its pollutin the air oh well. i still need to hunt in and run dumb *** tree huggers over with. OOH-RAH