OK Hedge, let's go a different route. Are you a Creationist or an Evolutionist? There's no third option, so which are you?
Global warming is a scam
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This is so much fun to watch. Be careful. You might soon find yourself on Hedgy's ignore list.
October Cold Snap Sets 82-Year Record
October Cold Snap Sets 82-Year Record
you global warming nutjobs take a look at this...
global warming is a complete fabrication
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High On Tuesday Was Only 47 Degrees
CHICAGO (CBS) ―
The skies looked almost wintry in Chicago on Oct. 13, 2009, when temperatures topped out at 47 degrees for an 82-year low.
October in Chicago is usually equal parts balmy T-shirt weather and nippy light jacket temperatures, but if it's felt more like winter coat weather this year, it's not your imagination.
Chicago has spent the last 17 days with below-average temperatures, and a high of a mere 47 degrees made Tuesday the coldest Oct. 13 in 82 years, CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist says.
Comparing temperatures for the first 14 days of October 2008 to this year seems like comparing the tropics to the tundra.
Last year, there were 10 days with highs in the 60s and three with highs in the 70s between Oct. 1 and 14. There was even a warm spell more befitting of early September ? it was 72 degrees on Oct. 10, 79 on Oct. 11, 84 on Oct. 12, and 77 on Oct. 13.
But this year, there have been a mere four days with highs in the 60s, five with highs in the 50s, and five with highs in the 40s.
Kleist says the trend will continue through the upcoming weekend. While the normal high for this time of year is 64 degrees, the highs will top out only in the 40s on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and in the 50s on Saturday and Sunday. We may hit 60 degrees by Monday.
Cold though this October has been so far, at least there hasn't been any snow. A forecast for snow this past Sunday night turned out not to materialize.
But there have been many years where snow has fallen in October. The most recent was 2006, where 0.3 inches of snow fell on Oct. 12. But that was nothing compared with 1989, when Mother Nature dumped 3.8 inches of snow on the city on Oct. 18, and the whole month netted a total of 6.3 inches.
October Cold Snap Sets 82-Year Record
you global warming nutjobs take a look at this...
global warming is a complete fabrication
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High On Tuesday Was Only 47 Degrees
CHICAGO (CBS) ―
The skies looked almost wintry in Chicago on Oct. 13, 2009, when temperatures topped out at 47 degrees for an 82-year low.
October in Chicago is usually equal parts balmy T-shirt weather and nippy light jacket temperatures, but if it's felt more like winter coat weather this year, it's not your imagination.
Chicago has spent the last 17 days with below-average temperatures, and a high of a mere 47 degrees made Tuesday the coldest Oct. 13 in 82 years, CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist says.
Comparing temperatures for the first 14 days of October 2008 to this year seems like comparing the tropics to the tundra.
Last year, there were 10 days with highs in the 60s and three with highs in the 70s between Oct. 1 and 14. There was even a warm spell more befitting of early September ? it was 72 degrees on Oct. 10, 79 on Oct. 11, 84 on Oct. 12, and 77 on Oct. 13.
But this year, there have been a mere four days with highs in the 60s, five with highs in the 50s, and five with highs in the 40s.
Kleist says the trend will continue through the upcoming weekend. While the normal high for this time of year is 64 degrees, the highs will top out only in the 40s on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and in the 50s on Saturday and Sunday. We may hit 60 degrees by Monday.
Cold though this October has been so far, at least there hasn't been any snow. A forecast for snow this past Sunday night turned out not to materialize.
But there have been many years where snow has fallen in October. The most recent was 2006, where 0.3 inches of snow fell on Oct. 12. But that was nothing compared with 1989, when Mother Nature dumped 3.8 inches of snow on the city on Oct. 18, and the whole month netted a total of 6.3 inches.
I couldn't help but notice the Wisconsin connection to your address-
The Heat Is On
The debate over global warming is heating up in some places. The climate correspondent for BBC News has a story titled, "What Happened to Global Warming?" ? in which he notes that the 11 straight years without an increase in global temperatures has skeptics gloating.
New research has linked some of the prior warming and subsequent cooling to Pacific Ocean temperatures. And there is new information supporting the theory that solar activity could play a big part.
Al Gore apparently doesn't want to discuss that sort of thing. During a question-and-answer session following a lecture in Wisconsin, moderators cut off the microphone of an Irish filmmaker who had asked Gore to address errors in his film "An Inconvenient Truth."
--and on the can't help but notice --was wondering what you thought of your mates(muffy) expertise on the male african american prowess in another thread--ya all didn't have a little hissy over that --did you:SIB
This thread just keeps getting funnier learning that Hedgy and Linus believe that...
a) Dinosaurs walked the earth with humans.
b) The extinction of the dinosaurs was caused by global warming.
c) All humans descend from two people who lived in a garden with talking snakes.
d) All animals, birds, reptiles and insects descend from a big wooden boat that survived a really big flood.
e) All this happened within the last 6000 years!
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