> ah, so you don't believe weather forecasters can tell you when summer > and winter occur? We're > talking long term here, not what the weather is going to be like > tomorrow.
Strictly speaking *or silky speaking - meaning to push an argument that's already won/lost*, Weather forecasters don't tell us when summer and winter occur. They're set dates in our calender. The assumption that its' easier to predict the weather further in the future is one yet to be proven to me. Not withstanding the discussion on "The Disappearing Science of Global Warming": http://spectator.org/archives/2010/02/17/the-disappearing-science-of-gl
