Comments about ‘Blowing snow and frigid temperatures pound nation’

Pray for global warming!

So much for global warming!

They need to have a global conference on global warming in Minneappolis this winter. Hey Al Gore, where are you?

High-priest of the false creed of AGW*, aka. 'algoreism', where art thou?

LOL! Maybe time to listen to real science!!!


*antromorphic global warmism - man-caused rise in global temps since the end of the Little Ice Age as the primary factor is the increase of global mean temps

You guys who think cold weather disproves global warming need to read up on the concept of climate change. Your comments indicate a lack of familiarity with the facts.

I am so glad you brought up the idea of the "lack of familiarity with the facts", the only problem is, is that you need to look in the mirror on this one.

The facts are and have been for hundreds and hundreds of years the earth has constantly gone through changes in climate and weather. Cycles of long periods of time of both warming and cooling and then back again. Natural cycles, and I again point out "natural cycles". And, just so you quit worrying your pretty little head, the "climate" with "change" again in a period of time. It always has and it always will. Facts are facts, and those are the facts. Please stop the fear-mongering, with this fad known as "global warming". We "guys" don't have to disprove global warming, history has already done that for us, its called "climate cycles".

Climate cycles come and go, just as the algores of the world, come and go!

All you "snowbird's", we to in Florida are under a hard freeze warnings and frost warnings for the next week or more with one cold front after another behind another heading our way to. Keep them up in Utah, we don't loke the cold here.

Oh, and by the way;

FANTASTIC ICE HALOS: Researchers in Finland have discovered a new way to create luminous ice halos in the night sky. Their tools are as simple as a bright lamp and icy, blowing air. Some of the arcs they routinely photograph were previously seen only in remote parts of Antarctica.