Sharon Bowman
Sharon Bowman
Amy Lillard of La Gramire took this picture at her domaine this morning, just near Uzs.
Brr...
Brr...
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Snow storm in the southern Ctes du Rhne
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Jonathan Loesberg
Jonathan Loesberg
45 cms in January and now this. Ou est l'chauffement mondial quand on en a besoin?
originally posted by Sharon Bowman:
Snow storm in the southern Ctes du RhneAmy Lillard of La Gramire took this picture at her domaine this morning, just near Uzs.
Brr...
Holy shit!! Uzs, no less! What's this world coming to?
Mark Lipton
Kevin Roberts
Kevin Roberts
originally posted by BJ:
Just wait until the effects of ocean acidification are more widely knownThen you'll truly be freaked.
Well crap. I was just going to say "global warming my ass." But if that's the way you feel about it...
Christian Miller (CMM)
Christian Miller
originally posted by BJ:
Ocean acidification makes climate change look like small potatoes.
No problem out here in California. We're just going to dump all that hard-to-sell ultra-long hangtime cult Cab into the Pacific. Should offset the acidity quite nicely.
Doug Padgett
Doug Padgett
originally posted by Jonathan Loesberg:
45 cms in January and now this. Ou est l'chauffement mondial quand on en a besoin?
Well, it's probably rash to make any claim, but it might be global warming at work. Increased snowfall, because warmer air can have a higher moisture content, is one possible regional consequence of global climate change.
Jonathan Loesberg
Jonathan Loesberg
Or this winter might be just short term climate variation, which still, of course, exists. Really, I was just joking. The long-term indicators are fairly determinative.originally posted by Doug Padgett:
originally posted by Jonathan Loesberg:
45 cms in January and now this. Ou est l'chauffement mondial quand on en a besoin?
Well, it's probably rash to make any claim, but it might be global warming at work. Increased snowfall, because warmer air can have a higher moisture content, is one possible regional consequence of global climate change.
Even more surprising, the huge snowstorm in Barcelona, 200 miles further to the south, and right on the Mediterranean. Real Madrid hooligans like myself really enjoyed the poetic symbolism of FC Barcelona's Camp Nou turning pure white (our colors) just 24 hours after being displaced by the Madrid team from the top position in Spanish soccer league standings... (Funnily, Catalan television was able to file a full report on the unusual phenomenon at the Bara stadium without using the adjective 'white' even once...)
Enjoy the whitening of the blue-and-purple field here:
Enjoy the whitening of the blue-and-purple field here:
70 cm!originally posted by VS:
Even more surprising, the huge snowstorm in Barcelona, 200 miles further to the south, and right on the Mediterranean. Real Madrid hooligans like myself really enjoyed the poetic symbolism of FC Barcelona's Camp Nou turning pure white (our colors) just 24 hours after being displaced by the Madrid team from the top position in Spanish soccer league standings... (Funnily, Catalan television was able to file a full report on the unusual phenomenon at the Bara stadium without using the adjective 'white' even once...)
Enjoy the whitening od the blue-and-purple field here: