What happened to Global Warming? Its Freezing all over the west coast, snow all over California!?

Question

So much for that theory

Answer 1

Global warming is just a bunch of hooey. If you listen closely they say that the temp has risen about point five debrees, yes 0.5 degrees over like a hundred years. Oh my goodness. If I raised my fridge temp 0.5 degrees, I don't think it would be a problem. The world runs in cycles. Just as there once were ice ages, there probably will be again. But that doesn't mean to take pollution lightly, you should do your part to keep that under control (don't litter, or burn a stack of noxious something). If the hole in the ozone was that big of a deal, they should stick a giant ionizer up there...problem solved!

Answer 2

A big part of Global warming that people don’t talk about is that it also shifts the way that weather travels. The it does make the climate over all warmer, but it also affects the jet stream, which makes weather change like it does. The jet stream is formed because of water currents in the ocean, and with temperature changes, and melting glaciers bringing fresh, cold water quickly into the salty ocean, the jet stream has to have been effected. It usually takes about 15 to 25 years to recognize that the climate is changing due to the jet stream circulation, but with all of the unnatural particles in the air and the increase in greenhouse gasses and global warming melting the glaciers, this may be happening faster then normal. I have a feeling we can expect this strange weather pattern, or lack there of one, to continue.

Answer 3

From a meterological perspective, it takes warmth to create snow....or rather a warm layer. Ordinarily California would have cool weather but with the influx of warm moist air in the upper winds, this creates the environment for snow. Also, increase in humidity creates the feeling of cold more so than dry air would - I'm sure you've heard of dry heat (Arizona) vs. sticky heat (Louisiana). The same applies to cold. I've been to Colorado where it's 18 degrees outside yet didn't feel too bad. However, where I live in the south, we feel so much colder when it's 30.

Global warming says the normal patterns of our jet streams and currents in the oceans are changing - with that comes land masses getting atypical weather as the adjustments occur. California isn't used to getting the Canadian cold. But the jet streams have changed so dramatically that now you get to feel some of it. However, since California still gets the warmth of the Pacific, it creates snow. (Warm air up high, cold air lower, humidity to create the saturation in the clouds.)

Answer 4

do not you recognize? you're meant to be a sheeple and believe the hot propaganda that the global cooling has the same reason because the global warming. Why do you imagine they are slowly reworking the propaganda to label it "climate replace" truly than global warming? there's a transforming into body of respected scientists calling the "guy-motives global-warming" delusion the hoax that it truly is. for sure the mainstream media is owned by technique of a few globalists, and the authorities has been hijacked by technique of globalists, so it will be at the same time as yet earlier it truly is effortless expertise that the earth is now shifting right into a organic cooling cycle. the right of the organic warming cycle ended years in the past. The e book referenced by technique of Bud B. above is a good positioned to commence gaining knowledge of the data.

Answer 5

Soooo true weather has been changing a lot now days but it is not only global warming that is taking place since global warming goes very slowly currently in California El nino is also taking place which is making the waether much colder and causing very weird weather changes but when the El Nino fonts go away everything should go back to normal

Answer 6

Yeah, and it was 60 degrees and higher up and down the East Coast for the first 10 days of January.

Couple of things.... First, temperature in one locale on any one day is NOT related to global warming - global warming is indicated by weather trends in the aggregate, i.e. average temperatures worldwide from month to month, year to year. Global warming is also indicated by changes in the environment, e.g. diminished volume of ice in the polar regions and in glaciers.

Second, weather is a local phenomenon, not predictable by global warming but by other phenomenon, most likely El Nino cycle we are in right now. The question is still open as to whether global warming affects the frequency and intensity of El Nino, which itself is only a recently understood phenomenon. But even if it doesn't, the other, grander evidence of global warming is beyond dispute, i.e. it isn't disputed in any knowledgeable, data-driven manner, only in political manner.

Answer 7

i live in new orleans and usually about this time i atleast have to wear jeans and heavy coats cause its in the 30's to 50
s but this year we've been between 50 and 70. i think i turned on the heater for a week this winter so far. oh and global warming isnt a hoax. the fact that its getting warmer isnt the big problem, its the effects that its having such as causing the extinction of species and retreating of glaciers and ice caps.

Answer 8

Its normal weather ...Im in my 50's and since i was a child its always been like this every year off and on..just depends on upper level winds cold fronts and different things that influence our weather.As a child I even noticed all these trends just is normal.Everybody is making such a big deal about it when it happens. They are so shocked I dont get it.. its nothing new even for thousands of years the weather does things like this back and forth.

Answer 9

I know, i live in Los Angeles and they say its going to be in the 20's overnight. I need to get me some chik with a big asss to keep me warm tonight.

Answer 10

Those who don't believe in Global warming need to remove their heads from their hineparts.
Every state has had a higher average temp.
George Bush fans have cold hearts and thats why they feel cool.