NOAA: U.S. breaks or ties 115 cold and sets 63 new snowfall records

[Sunsettommy]

All together now: This is all Bush's fault!

But if Gore was elected in 2000.With the renown "Gore effect" be brings to his green speeches.

We would by now be in a new ice age surge.

For a while we were hanging by a few chads with fate of the world hanging in the balance.........

[Fantasy Chaser]

But if Gore was elected in 2000.With the renown "Gore effect" be brings to his green speeches.

We would by now be in a new ice age surge.

For a while we were hanging by a few chads with fate of the world hanging in the balance.........

B-b-b-but the surge isn't working...

[Ptarmigan]

I bet it's all because of the new 'messiah' coming!!! He is going to 'fix' global warming too!!!!!

In their crazy world, they think Obama will fix everything.

[A.W.]

Watts Up With That?

10-30-2008

EXCERPT:

Of course many of you that live in this weather already know this, but there is an early start to winter this year, not only in the USA, but also in London, where it snowed in October for the first time in over 70 years.

So far, no mention of this broadly distributed U.S. record event in the mainstream media. There are a few individual mentions or record lows in Florida. See this Google News search.

Here, from NOAA’s National Climatic Data Center (NCDC), is a list of these new or tied records for October 29th, 2008.

LOT MORE HERE

the hilarity of the snowfall in London in Oct was that they had to delay the Global warming Conference there because of it...

[Sunsettommy]

the hilarity of the snowfall in London in Oct was that they had to delay the Global warming Conference there because of it...

Yup and not only that.They went on with the farce of CO2 emission reduction later.

Apparently the cold and snow failed to beat sense into them.

[Susanna]

It seems like excessively cold weather and snow are common occurences with global warming conferences. Didn't they have to cancel one a few years ago in NY or NJ because it was too cold?

[Sunsettommy]

It seems like excessively cold weather and snow are common occurences with global warming conferences. Didn't they have to cancel one a few years ago in NY or NJ because it was too cold?

It was in NYC.The coldest day on record and that means Al Gore was there.

He was to give a speech there.

[jonathan1984]

It seems like excessively cold weather and snow are common occurences with global warming conferences. Didn't they have to cancel one a few years ago in NY or NJ because it was too cold?

Ah, but they've wised up to that. They don't call it global warming anymore. It's now "climate change".

[Susanna]

Ah, but they've wised up to that. They don't call it global warming anymore. It's now "climate change".

Yeah, I know that. And this winter is predicted (at least in this area) to be a particularly nasty one. I don't know if it's snow or cold or both. And we used air conditioning maybe 3 days this past summer.

[elavaney]

Ah, but they've wised up to that. They don't call it global warming anymore. It's now "climate change".

I think we're going into another little ice age as here in the Pacific Northwest we've had 3 major snow storms in the last 2 weeks with more expected tonight and tomorrow. We have close to a foot of snow at my house and since the city owns maybe 2 plows, the streets are a sheet of ice and packed snow that isn't going anywhere. It's been bitterly cold as well.

The last two summers have been very cool as well. We didn't get peas until the middle of July as it was so wet we couldn't plant our garden. In 2007, the Seattle area [I'm north of Seattle] didn't get over 70 degrees after August 31 which is very unusual. This last summer was cool but we did have a decent Indian summer thankfully.