Forrest lambert
the northeast area has been farily warm so far, ive heard people say its because of global warming i think its because of el-nino. does anyone else think so?
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rdale
EF5
Well, there is no El Nino around this year, so scratch that off your list...
Beau.Gjerdingen
Global warming would be an oversimplification of the matter. You cannot declare global warming based on local effects. In this case I would just blame the ridge over the east as well as the constant southerly flow induced by the mid-US cutoff low. As a general rule of thumb, non-normal weather in any location does not indicate global warming or cooling, non-normal weather is actually quite normal, if that makes any sense.
Andrew Pritchard
EF5
My guess is that you've had southerly flow for a week or so.
Andrew Pritchard
EF5
There is no "normal" in weather
What is the average, but the mean of two extremes?
Beau.Gjerdingen
There is no "normal" in weather
What is the average, but the mean of two extremes?
Ha! You got me, I was fishing for the right words, and for whatever reason the word average was not in my vocabulary today. That is exactly what I meant to say, there is no "Normal" weather, but we seem to always find ourselves expecting the average.
Forrest lambert
Thats what i thought but wanted to hear it from other people. i wonder if the northeast is gonna get alot of snow this year, i loved the blizzerd in 05 almost 30 inches.
Forrest lambert
while im on that topic from yesterday, i saw a show on the history channel cant remember what it was about but every 10 years or somthing like that the earth warms, does anyone agree with this?
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