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The snow is gone, but "dangerously cold wind chills" are predicted for today. A wind chill advisory for eastern and southern Minnesota will be in effect until 6 p.m., the National Weather Service said.

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JakChik

Saint Paul, MN

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So much for "global warming"!

wbigs

Saint Paul, MN

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Where is Al Gore when you need him?

algorelies

Saint Cloud, MN

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I guess I was wrong. When my good buddy angryalfranken gets in he will correct it.

Large Carbon Footprint

Minneapolis, MN

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Winters sure aren't as warm as they used to be--before the onset of global warming.

metwo

Saint Paul, MN

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Global warming or not
COMCAST MUST DIE!!!!!!!!!!
broadband is out when it gets too cold
digital phone...what a laugh...that goes out when it gets too cold too..
I'll be lucky if I can send this before it goes out again.
COMCAST MUST DIE!!!!!!!!

Coon Rapids Girl

San Francisco, CA

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It is very nipply out today. I bet mine could cut glass right now. Hey Al Gore, I've got some globes you can warm.

Darwinian

Joined: Jun 15, 2008

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Woodbury

ISP: Saint Paul, MN

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JakChik wrote:

So much for "global warming"!

Some people just don't understand the difference between weather (local and current) and climate (world wide and long term). Or, some people assume that whatever is happening in their own backyards is happening all over the world.

Andy

Minneapolis, MN

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Darwinian wrote:

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Some people just don't understand the difference between weather (local and current) and climate (world wide and long term). Or, some people assume that whatever is happening in their own backyards is happening all over the world.

Keep drinking the green kool-aid.

Grizzly Adams

Saint Paul, MN

Weather IS climate.

Darwinian

Joined: Jun 15, 2008

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Woodbury

ISP: Saint Paul, MN

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Grizzly Adams wrote:

Weather IS climate.

Only in the sense that climate is determined by trends in weather over large areas and over vast amounts of time. A cold spell in much of North America does not alter the fact that mean global temperatures are rising.
Here's a concrete example for you: suppose you have a rainy/cloudy week in the Mojave desert. That does not mean that the desert region is not hot and dry because, for most of the time, it is. The rainy/cloudy week is weather, the hot and dry is climate. Get the difference?

Katrina

Saint Paul, MN

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Darwinian wrote:

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Only in the sense that climate is determined by trends in weather over large areas and over vast amounts of time. A cold spell in much of North America does not alter the fact that mean global temperatures are rising.
Here's a concrete example for you: suppose you have a rainy/cloudy week in the Mojave desert. That does not mean that the desert region is not hot and dry because, for most of the time, it is. The rainy/cloudy week is weather, the hot and dry is climate. Get the difference?

Don't bother trying to educate these morons. They flunked out the first time around. They will believe it only when it affects them in their own backyards; the world at large does not exist in their pea brains.

Jim

Rochester, NY

Darwinian wrote:

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Some people just don't understand the difference between weather (local and current) and climate (world wide and long term). Or, some people assume that whatever is happening in their own backyards is happening all over the world.

I saw a graph I'll have to find the link, but it said that since 1998 the world temperture on average has remained flat no increase in temp. If world wide temps start to decrease can we then quit talking about global warming, or would that also be a result of global warming?

Monk

Saint Paul, MN

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Katrina wrote:

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Don't bother trying to educate these morons. They flunked out the first time around. They will believe it only when it affects them in their own backyards; the world at large does not exist in their pea brains.

My pea brain tells me that we are heading into another ice age
which should cool things off considerably. Natural disasters like
volcanos have contributed far more to the earth's climate changes
than human beings. Read about Minnesota's natural history to
see how major warming and cooling has effected our local climate
since the end of the last ice age, about 10,000 years ago. Natural
climate change tells my pea brain that it was not man made.

Large Carbon Footprint

Minneapolis, MN

Katrina wrote:

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Don't bother trying to educate these morons. They flunked out the first time around. They will believe it only when it affects them in their own backyards; the world at large does not exist in their pea brains.

Hey dummy, the earth's temperature is dropping.

http://wattsupwiththat.com/2008/02/19/january...

Weird Al

Omaha, NE

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wbigs wrote:

Where is Al Gore when you need him?

Owl Gore. I am here . fear not my children.
now go say 20 "Hail Gaia" and repent for you emissions.

Large Carbon Footprint

Minneapolis, MN

Darwinian wrote:

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Only in the sense that climate is determined by trends in weather over large areas and over vast amounts of time. A cold spell in much of North America does not alter the fact that mean global temperatures are rising.
Here's a concrete example for you: suppose you have a rainy/cloudy week in the Mojave desert. That does not mean that the desert region is not hot and dry because, for most of the time, it is. The rainy/cloudy week is weather, the hot and dry is climate. Get the difference?

Global warming is a hoax--and you know it. Man has no ability to change the climate of the earth. If not man-made global warming, what caused the end of the last ice age?

Blizzard

Saint Paul, MN

Darwinian wrote:

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Only in the sense that climate is determined by trends in weather over large areas and over vast amounts of time. A cold spell in much of North America does not alter the fact that mean global temperatures are rising.
Here's a concrete example for you: suppose you have a rainy/cloudy week in the Mojave desert. That does not mean that the desert region is not hot and dry because, for most of the time, it is. The rainy/cloudy week is weather, the hot and dry is climate. Get the difference?

Blah Blah Blah,
why don't you climb-it

Large Carbon Footprint

Minneapolis, MN

Katrina wrote:

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Don't bother trying to educate these morons. They flunked out the first time around. They will believe it only when it affects them in their own backyards; the world at large does not exist in their pea brains.

SCIENTISTS ABANDON GLOBAL WARMING LIE

http://www.wnd.com/index.php...

Hello

West Concord, MN

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Large Carbon Footprint wrote:

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SCIENTISTS ABANDON GLOBAL WARMING LIE
http://www.wnd.com/index.php...

Thank you and keep up the good work. You give me hope.

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