But if you've read NASA's sunspot count over the last couple of years, you've had to wonder if cooler temps weren't coming. It's to be expected when you're in deep solar minimum. Here is an explanation of how that works. So, if we experience cooling with solar minimum, what should we expect out of a solar maximum? Something to ponder.
I had to chuckle at this article this morning. This poor man is taking the fall for the lack of sufficient data to prove global warming....all because he can't keep his office tidy. Yes, he alone holds the data. No one made any copies. And now, it may never be found because he has a chronic case of the messies.
"Professor Jones criticised those who complained he had not shared his data with them, saying they could always collate their own from publicly available material in the US."
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I heard 49 states but Hawaii was hit too? Yep, it's gotta be the global warmming.
Have a fantastic day, Love ya! :o)
Well, Hawaii wasn't "hit" really. It's a regular thing on the mountain top.
That's cool!!! Literally!! :)
And I chuckled at those articles too. :-p
that made my day, I am watching snow fall right now :)
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