Global Warming Residue Alert
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, parts of California got some surprise snow global warming residue. They say Tioga Pass was closed, which gave me a something to go on to discover where, exactly, they got this snow global warming residue. For those of you who don't want to look for yourself, Tioga Pass is part of the Sierra Nevada mountains through which State Route 180 goes through. In other words, Mariposa Country, which is where the article was written from, but I've seen articles written in New York about happenings in Georgia, so I thought I'd double-check myself.
Good ol' Yosemite got a bunch of snow global warming residue when nobody expected it. Seems to me that this is perfect timing! It was only last week that those 31,000 scientists put their collective names on a paper that took issue with the "consensus" of man-made global warming. Now, seriously, I think there's some climate changes going on, but as to the interference of man's devices making the entire planet's surface hotter in general? Absolutely not. For every record heat wave last summer, there was a record ice blast last winter, as well. Of course, with all the hurricanes we've been having, people have been using that as an indicator for global warming...
Except the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration released a paper a while ago with research and numbers proving that landfall hurricane count has NOT gone up since the whole "global warming awareness" (read: scare-mongering) has begun and has, in fact, been generally lower. Oops.