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  • Does record snowfall disprove global warming?

    libertarianromanticideal at 06:01 AM on 8 March, 2010

    Hi EOttawa

    you say: "Dr. Viner was not that far off. The article you referenced (from 2000), quotes Dr. Viner as saying that heavy snow will return occasionally and that "Snow will probably cause chaos in 20 years time"."

    Are you saying that heavy snow fall did disappear for awhile and now just returned?

    Rutgers University Global Snow Lab numbers (http://climate.rutgers.edu/snowcover/files/moncov.nhland.txt) doesn't support that.

    The Snow lab numbers (1967-2010) show that the just completed decade (2001-2010) had the snowiest Northern Hemisphere winters on record. The just completed winter was also the second snowiest on record, exceeded only by 1978. Average winter snow extent during the past decade was greater than 45,500,000 km2, beating out the 1960s by about 70,000 km2, and beating out the 1990s by nearly 1,000,000 km2.

    - Cheers,
    Christopher Skyi
    http://libertarianromanticideal.com/
  • Does record snowfall disprove global warming?

    EOttawa at 03:08 AM on 8 March, 2010

    Sordnay - It seems Dr. Viner was not that far off. The article you referenced (from 2000), quotes Dr. Viner as saying that heavy snow will return occasionally and that "Snow will probably cause chaos in 20 years time".

    Coincidentally, a line from a BBC item in January 2010 was: "Heavy snow and icy roads are causing chaos across most of the UK"


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