Global Warming---Oops!!

[USincognito]

Well, if the trolling by certain members was removed, it would be closer to 200 posts.

 

[MachZer0]

Heads I win, tails you lose

Case in point

No Mach: you lose in general. Mainly because you can't even tell the difference between ice that is on LAND and ice that is on the SEA.

So, sorry, but if THAT escapes you, you already lost a LONG time ago.

 

[MachZer0]

It's helpful to actually learn about summers an Antartica before trying to make an argument based around them.
Temperatures in Antarctica - British Antarctic Survey

Around the coasts of Antarctica, temperatures are generally close to freezing in the summer (December–February) months, or even slightly positive in the northern part of the Antarctic Peninsula. During winter, monthly mean temperatures at coastal stations are between −10°C and −30°C but temperatures may briefly rise towards freezing when winter storms bring warm air towards the Antarctic coast.​

By hey, why let facts get in the way of a talking point?

It's helpful to learn about Summers in Antarctica before sailing off into unexpected ice as well. You could get stuck in it while trying to prove it isn't there

 

[MachZer0]

Low tides disprove sea level rise. You can make this stuff up.

The rise of the sea level began to slow the day Obama got his nomination. Remember. The same day the planet began to heal? Maybe our liberal friends didn't get the memo.

 

[1Sam15]

The rise of the sea level began to slow the day Obama got his nomination. Remember. The same day the planet began to heal? Maybe our liberal friends didn't get the memo.

Must not have. You know.....some of us were actually looking at the DATA and not watching Fox news to find out what we should say the next day.

 

[1Sam15]

Case in point

Sorry Mach, but people who don't know the FACTS lose....they can LEARN the facts but if they IGNORE THEM after they LEARN them...well, as your holy book tells you:

Proverbs 26:11 As a dog returneth to his vomit, so a fool returneth to his folly

 

[MachZer0]

Proverbs 26:11 As a dog returneth to his vomit, so a fool returneth to his folly

Thus my reference to global warming religionists, like the one stuck in the ice

 

[NightHawkeye]

The rise of the sea level began to slow the day Obama got his nomination. Remember. The same day the planet began to heal? Maybe our liberal friends didn't get the memo.

Those subscribing to Newsweek got the memo.

Sadly, Newsweek is no longer with us.

Perhaps they were just too smart.

 

[1Sam15]

Thus my reference to global warming religionists, like the one stuck in the ice

And as per Proverbs, you have returned to the same vomit.

You simply don't know the difference between ice in the SEA and ice on LAND.

That's really kind of sad. Actually I suspect my DOG could figure that difference out, but no matter how much it is explained to you, you ignore it.

The taste of your own vomit is just so delectable!

Yummy!

 

[HonestTruth]

Record heat in Australia:


No 'polar vortex' here: Record heat grips Australia killing thousands of animals — RT News


While the US is stricken by freezing cold, Australia is suffering a record heat with temperatures approaching 50C (122F) in some parts of the country and leaving thousands of animals dead.

A wave of stifling heat started began around Christmas and continues to move counterclockwise across Australia's north and into the south. The latest scorcher comes on the heel of Australia’s hottest year on record.

High temperatures are now shifting into Western Australia, with large areas being “under extreme heatwave to severe heatwave.”

"Certainly looking at the forecast over the next week, it's looking like that heat is going to continue," Karly Braganza of the Bureau of Meteorology has told the AP.

Already in January, 10 heatwave conditions are expected to expand eastwards and reach parts of South Australia.

Since December 27, temperature records have been set at 34 locations across Australia, according to the Bureau.

With the absence of monsoon rains in Australia's north last summer the entire continent endured its hottest year since records began in 1910, the Bureau of Meteorology said last week. The late arrival of the monsoon in northern Australia, which has a cooling effect, is contributing to the extreme heat, Braganza said, adding that global warming also has a role in this.

The soaring temperatures have caused death and illness for thousands of animals across the country.

Bats are said to be dropping from trees en masse and kangaroos are collapsing.

"It's an enormous animal welfare concern," Louise Saunders, president of the Queensland animal welfare group Bat Conservation and Rescue told AP.

At least 50,000 bats had been killed by the heat in the southeast part of Queensland.

"As they succumb, they just fall in heaps at the base of trees," Saunders said. "You can have 250 or more — it's like dripping chocolate — all dying at the base of trees."

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals confirmed that about 100,000 bats recently died, according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

A large number of dead parrots, kangaroos and emus have also been found due to the extended dry conditions caused by the heat wave.

‘Yep, we fried an egg on a shovel’
To demonstrate the extreme heat, pub owner Phil Turner from the Outback town of Maree, 700 kms (435 miles) north of Adelaide in South Australia, cooked an egg in a shovel.

"You hear stories of people frying an egg on a shovel, so we set up a shovel this morning out the front and sure enough we've got an egg there that's slowly frying away," he told ABC radio.

Faced with an oven-like heat, locals are desperate to find ways to cool themselves down. Some soak in a small wading pool for much of the day; others rely on two electric fans.

Soaring temperatures have had a devastating impact on cattle farmers in Queensland, which accounts for about 50 percent of the national herd. Australia is the world's third largest beef exporter, with sales during the 2013/14 season projected to reach A$5.4 billion ($4.82 billion).

But as the heat forces farmers to send cattle to slaughter, the country’s cattle herd is predicted to fall to 25 million heads during the 2013/14 season, the lowest since the 2009/10 season, the Australian Bureau of Agriculture and Resource Economics and Sciences said.

Some farmers have said that if significant rains do not fall by autumn their operations will become worthless and they would have no option but to abandon their properties, the New Zealand Herald reported.

So far, the weather outlook is not good. It is expected that the overall record high of 50.7C (123.3F) for the country set in 1960 in the south might be broken in the next few days if current conditions continue.

 

[AirPo]

Case in point

If only you got the point.

 

[AirPo]

It's helpful to learn about Summers in Antarctica before sailing off into unexpected ice as well. You could get stuck in it while trying to prove it isn't there

It's funny that some of our friends seem to think that people on an expedition to measure ice were not expecting ice.

<-- (For those who may be confused, this emoticon is being used to convey laughing. A reflection of the second word of this post.)

 

[MachZer0]

Record heat in Australia:


No 'polar vortex' here: Record heat grips Australia killing thousands of animals — RT News


While the US is stricken by freezing cold, Australia is suffering a record heat with temperatures approaching 50C (122F) in some parts of the country and leaving thousands of animals dead.

A wave of stifling heat started began around Christmas and continues to move counterclockwise across Australia's north and into the south. The latest scorcher comes on the heel of Australia’s hottest year on record.

High temperatures are now shifting into Western Australia, with large areas being “under extreme heatwave to severe heatwave.”

"Certainly looking at the forecast over the next week, it's looking like that heat is going to continue," Karly Braganza of the Bureau of Meteorology has told the AP.

Already in January, 10 heatwave conditions are expected to expand eastwards and reach parts of South Australia.

Since December 27, temperature records have been set at 34 locations across Australia, according to the Bureau.

With the absence of monsoon rains in Australia's north last summer the entire continent endured its hottest year since records began in 1910, the Bureau of Meteorology said last week. The late arrival of the monsoon in northern Australia, which has a cooling effect, is contributing to the extreme heat, Braganza said, adding that global warming also has a role in this.

The soaring temperatures have caused death and illness for thousands of animals across the country.

Bats are said to be dropping from trees en masse and kangaroos are collapsing.

"It's an enormous animal welfare concern," Louise Saunders, president of the Queensland animal welfare group Bat Conservation and Rescue told AP.

At least 50,000 bats had been killed by the heat in the southeast part of Queensland.

"As they succumb, they just fall in heaps at the base of trees," Saunders said. "You can have 250 or more — it's like dripping chocolate — all dying at the base of trees."

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals confirmed that about 100,000 bats recently died, according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

A large number of dead parrots, kangaroos and emus have also been found due to the extended dry conditions caused by the heat wave.

‘Yep, we fried an egg on a shovel’
To demonstrate the extreme heat, pub owner Phil Turner from the Outback town of Maree, 700 kms (435 miles) north of Adelaide in South Australia, cooked an egg in a shovel.

"You hear stories of people frying an egg on a shovel, so we set up a shovel this morning out the front and sure enough we've got an egg there that's slowly frying away," he told ABC radio.

Faced with an oven-like heat, locals are desperate to find ways to cool themselves down. Some soak in a small wading pool for much of the day; others rely on two electric fans.

Soaring temperatures have had a devastating impact on cattle farmers in Queensland, which accounts for about 50 percent of the national herd. Australia is the world's third largest beef exporter, with sales during the 2013/14 season projected to reach A$5.4 billion ($4.82 billion).

But as the heat forces farmers to send cattle to slaughter, the country’s cattle herd is predicted to fall to 25 million heads during the 2013/14 season, the lowest since the 2009/10 season, the Australian Bureau of Agriculture and Resource Economics and Sciences said.

Some farmers have said that if significant rains do not fall by autumn their operations will become worthless and they would have no option but to abandon their properties, the New Zealand Herald reported.

So far, the weather outlook is not good. It is expected that the overall record high of 50.7C (123.3F) for the country set in 1960 in the south might be broken in the next few days if current conditions continue.

Global Warming just can't seem to make up its mind. Hot here, cold there.

 

[MachZer0]

If only you got the point.

 

[MachZer0]

It's funny that some of our friends seem to think that people on an expedition to measure ice were not expecting ice.

One of those being the research "scientist" heading the expedition

 

[FreeinChrist]

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