Global warming

Originally posted by botankus
It's freakin' 60 degrees here! I'm pissed!

Of course idiot degrees. Just to be clear.

I mean there are a lot of idiots that use good degrees, too.

no blizzards here, not in texas.

Originally posted by In Fate's Hands
isnt 60 degrees normal for the south in the winter?

In Florida or Georgia, most likely, but I'm only 4 hours from Washington D.C. It's usually in the 40's around this time of year.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Of course idiot degrees. Just to be clear.

I mean there are a lot of idiots that use good degrees, too.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry! I meant 288.7 Kelvin.

Originally posted by botankus

I'm sorry, I'm sorry! I meant 288.7 Kelvin.

I didn't say perfect degrees, I said good degrees.

But I accept it.

well that is probably just right, isn't it? Here is not freezing.

Originally posted by drewbiefan
well that is probably just right, isn't it? Here is not freezing.

If you're talking to me, then yes, 60 degrees (15 Celsius for Bardocky) is better than being in a six foot (2 meter) blizzard.

But it still should be colder.

I cannot recall a blizzard here ever 😂
Yes i was meaning you😛
I was watching the news last year, if i remembered rightly, we had a lot of snow many years ago. Now, its totally different.

if the ice caps were to melt, the world wouldn't be covered in water

the sea level would rise 400 ft

Originally posted by allofyousuckkk
if the ice caps were to melt, the world wouldn't be covered in water

the sea level would rise 400 ft

but...the world is covered in water

Originally posted by PVS
but...the world is covered in water

ITS THE END OF THE WORLD

*looks outside*

hey wait a second

I think if ice caps melted, then eventually, in many many years, it would cover parts of the world. When sea level rises it causes floods. Do not know how, but the way it works obviously is like that 😂
Do not get how that far south and north can affect it though.

Hey guys, haven't been on in ages...

went to hey-field for Christmas, and on the news on Christmas day there was a mini twister in sea-ford...and it practically snowed in dandenong, Trippy stuff...

cheers.

tornado? Which country?

Originally posted by LiL_GuRL23
Hey guys, haven't been on in ages...

went to hey-field for Christmas, and on the news on Christmas day there was a mini twister in sea-ford...and it practically snowed in dandenong, Trippy stuff...

cheers.

Practically snowed in Dandenong in the middle of freakin' summer? That's weird as HELL! Last summer was so much hotter for us, though... we're getting Autumn-weather days mostly, with a few in the early 30's, but definitely not the Australian summer I anticipated.

And it looks like the opposite is happening in New York, Spring instead of Winter, because there's no snow.

I think I'll dust off the cobweb's off my Environmental Science book, and research this thread topic a little better......

And yet still no snow has arrived here😂

It's finally in the 30's here with chance of sleet tonight. About damn time.

It might be that here actually. Or even a little higher.It never gets freezing here though. Just cold lol.

the world works in strange ways

scientists discovered that the melting sea ice means that the oceans now absorb 3 times as much carbon dioxide as they used to..

http://environment.newscientist.com/channel/earth/climate-change/mg19325854.400

I do not quite get that.