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Saturday, January 19, 2013

What did the winters look like before global warming?

Posted on 8:45 AM by Unknown


Via Shooty, SME.SK

When you kids ask you this question, what will you answer?




At night, the temperature in Pilsen will drop to –10 °C again. The snow is everywhere, many roads seem impassable. What is the weather like in your place? A moderate number of Australian respondents could be helpful to improve the atmosphere a little bit. ;-)

To see some dramatic snowy pictures from Russia, see Alexander Ač's blog. Today, he thinks that wintry winters are caused by global warming. When the chill and snow is gone, I guess that global warming will be causing warmer winters again.
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