It's not *climate disruption* dude, it's global warming! Brrrrrrrrrrrr. The ship that got stuck in ice was researching global warming, media didn't say much about that. Isn't it summer in the Southern Hemisphere?
From: Bhairitu <noozg...@sbcglobal.net> To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, January 3, 2014 10:25 AM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] RE: Let's talk about the big gorilla in the room Thanks. I find it "interesting" to find out what people are doing with climate disruption. Keep warm. Us old sods don't do well with home temperatures under 68 degrees. I have taken to using my heater tower as electricity is cheaper than gas and besides I'm only in one room at a time.On 01/03/2014 10:04 AM, authfri...@yahoo.com wrote: >Just after midnight, it was -8 degrees where my sister lives in Vermont. It's >-3 there now, the high for the day. Predicted to go down to -15 tonight. >Around 8 inches of snow, but that's piddling for Vermont. > > >Ten inches of snow where I am on the Jersey shore (the snowfall has stopped), >temp 18 degrees and sunny, going down to zero tonight, warming up to the high >20s-low 30s tomorrow, 40s on Sunday and Monday, then down again to the 10s and >low teens on Tuesday, warming again to 40s (with rain) Wednesday through the >weekend. The ups and downs keep you on your toes. > > >Anything else you want to know? Did you find that fascinating? > > >(We weren't really talking much about whether Jesus was "real"; that's a >complicated topic. We were discussing what the Bible says about his >resurrection, which is pretty simple if you can read. Barry made the same >mistake.) > > > > ><< For the moment at least that gorilla should be the winter weather the US is >having. I haven't seen much mention of it here. Nah, let's waste our time >talking about whether Jayzuz was real or not. So how are folks doing with >"climate disruption?"Even here in the SF Bay Area we've had a long month or >more of 30 degree temperatures in the morning then sometimes reaching the 70s >in the afternoon. Usually such weather is delegated for a couple weeks in late >January. We also have had very dry weather though it wouldn't surprise me to >see rain from mid January through March. I love when it rains on the water >Nazis parade. >>
