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August 20th 04, 10:32 AM
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In article , David
Chorley wrote: Oklahoma, USA has undergone its coolest summer since records began... therefore we are subject to global cooling. Therefore Oklahoma is subject to local cooling, not global cooling. AIUI global warming doesn't mean that everywhere will get (or has got) warmer but that the average temperature will rise. Sam |
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August 20th 04, 01:01 PM
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In message , at 11:32:58 on Fri,
20 Aug 2004, Sam Wilson remarked: Oklahoma, USA has undergone its coolest summer since records began... therefore we are subject to global cooling. Therefore Oklahoma is subject to local cooling, not global cooling. AIUI global warming doesn't mean that everywhere will get (or has got) warmer but that the average temperature will rise. Oklahoma sits on a knife-edge. Depending on the exact combination of factors they get weather that's either inherited from Canada, or the Gulf. The temperature can change by 40 degrees in a day, and they've had record highs and record lows on the same day. Quite a small changes in the underlying factors are quite capable of altering its climate permanently. -- Roland Perry |
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August 20th 04, 04:51 PM
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"Sam Wilson" wrote in message ... In article , David Chorley wrote: Oklahoma, USA has undergone its coolest summer since records began... therefore we are subject to global cooling. Therefore Oklahoma is subject to local cooling, not global cooling. AIUI global warming doesn't mean that everywhere will get (or has got) warmer but that the average temperature will rise. its not just OK that has been cooler so has Texas. bf |
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August 20th 04, 05:06 PM
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Alfred Packer wrote to uk.transport.london on Fri, 20 Aug 2004:
"Sam Wilson" wrote in message ... In article , David Chorley wrote: Oklahoma, USA has undergone its coolest summer since records began... therefore we are subject to global cooling. Therefore Oklahoma is subject to local cooling, not global cooling. AIUI global warming doesn't mean that everywhere will get (or has got) warmer but that the average temperature will rise. its not just OK that has been cooler so has Texas. And, I am told, Kansas/Missouri -- Annabel - "Mrs Redboots" (trying out a new .sig to reflect the personality I use in online forums) |
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