Global Warming: still the ‘Greatest Scam in History’
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I check weather conditions across the country quite regularly and I often notice temperatures of minus 30 and colder at Alert and even in summer Alert only has about six frost free weeks, so it's a mystery to me how the Pole can be ice free. Who perpetuates this shit?
No one perpetuates it anymore since the prediction failed so miserably. However, it acts in a manner to fully represent the many, many failed models, predictions, projections, etc of the ecoweenie crowd that make the feeble attempts at scaring people into believing in a nonexistent circumstance that appears to be engineered to be nothing more than an excuse to raise taxes.
Much like that emancipated polar bear that was used as nothing more than a prop for global warming, the lobby that forwarded that pict as proof-positive of global warming, conveniently forgot to mention that the photo was taken in the summer and their (expert) analysis was that the animal was starving as opposed to any possibility to being too elderly to hunt effectively or possibly in poor health (or both).
Science does not deal with subjective experience... Well that is too bad because that is all any of us ever have. - Terence McKenna
Capitalism is the greatest scam in human history.
my subjective experience tells me that global warming is a scam, ergo, the facts are that it is a scam.... Thanks Terry on the heads-up on reality
Science does not deal with subjective experience... Well that is too bad because that is all any of us ever have. - Terence McKenna
Capitalism is the greatest scam in human history.
McKenna was a junkie.
Global Warming Driving Record Snowfalls
http://www.yahoo.com/news/climate-change-driving-record-snows-alaskan-mountains-study-100623399.html
http://www.yahoo.com/news/climate-change-driving-record-snows-alaskan-mountains-study-100623399.html
Just something to think over.
https://www.wunderground.com/resources/climate/melting_permafrost.asp
There is a great deal of difference between permafrost and snow.
1. A temperature profile that allows snow to reach the surface
2. Saturated air
3. Enough lifting of that saturated air to allow snow to develop aloft and fall to reach the surface
The phrase "it’s too cold to snow" probably originated as a misapplication of the relationship between temperature and the maximum amount of water vapor that can be in the air. When temperature decreases, the maximum capacity of water vapor that can be in the air decreases. Therefore, the colder it gets the less water vapor there will be in the air.
Most heavy snowfalls happen with relatively warm air temperatures near the ground -- usually at 15 degrees F or above. When the temperature drops into the single digits, or below zero, heavy snow is unlikely. That’s not because it’s too cold, but because its too dry. When temperatures are that low, the air’s capacity for water vapor becomes very small.
https://www.accuweather.com/en/features/trend/too-cold-to-snow/6953983
https://www.wunderground.com/resources/climate/melting_permafrost.asp
There is a great deal of difference between permafrost and snow.
1. A temperature profile that allows snow to reach the surface
2. Saturated air
3. Enough lifting of that saturated air to allow snow to develop aloft and fall to reach the surface
The phrase "it’s too cold to snow" probably originated as a misapplication of the relationship between temperature and the maximum amount of water vapor that can be in the air. When temperature decreases, the maximum capacity of water vapor that can be in the air decreases. Therefore, the colder it gets the less water vapor there will be in the air.
Most heavy snowfalls happen with relatively warm air temperatures near the ground -- usually at 15 degrees F or above. When the temperature drops into the single digits, or below zero, heavy snow is unlikely. That’s not because it’s too cold, but because its too dry. When temperatures are that low, the air’s capacity for water vapor becomes very small.
https://www.accuweather.com/en/features/trend/too-cold-to-snow/6953983
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Global Warming Driving Record Snowfalls
http://www.yahoo.com/news/climate-change-driving-record-snows-alaskan-mountains-study-100623399.html
New glaciers in the making.
Not really ....if snow only forms when there is enough water vapor and the excess water vapor is forming because of melting permafrost....the snow will not last long enough to form permafrost never mind glaciers. Remember it needs a warm enough surface to allow such water vapour
It has nothing to do with permafrost.
Glaciers begin to form when snow remains in the same area year-round, where enough snow accumulates to transform into ice. Each year, new layers of snow bury and compress the previous layers. This compression forces the snow to re-crystallize, forming grains similar in size and shape to grains of sugar.
Glaciers begin to form when snow remains in the same area year-round, where enough snow accumulates to transform into ice. Each year, new layers of snow bury and compress the previous layers. This compression forces the snow to re-crystallize, forming grains similar in size and shape to grains of sugar.
Quite true!! It is all about a warm enough surface and a warm enough surface is caused by what??? Could it possibly be ....wait for it......."Global Warming"
LOL for goodness sake if an Alaskan mountain top is receiving more than double the amount of snowfall than usual, could it be the surface in that area? We already know the oceans are warmer.....or at least the fish do!! And I know certain areas of Canada are producing crops on land they never could before because warming has lengthened the growing season. Now I remember why I generally do not respond anymore to some of the more outrageous posts!
Ah so you finally get it!! The snow has been not only melting but is melting the permafrost is also.. Take a look at how many lakes have melted away in the past 30 years and beaches appearing in our Canadian polar region.
There is no permafrost melting in the Alpine zone and snow is building up, compressed into ice and making glaciers grow.
But now that the Pacific lost 4° in one season, it won't snow on those Alaska mtns like it has in recent history.
Lakes melting?
New beaches?
Do you know what a beach is?
But now that the Pacific lost 4° in one season, it won't snow on those Alaska mtns like it has in recent history.
Lakes melting?
New beaches?
Do you know what a beach is?
Doesn't matter what a beach is as long as someone is hollering global warming every time they see a shadow