The difference between climate and weather is high school science. This is more political talking point than a legitimate question people genuinely want to know the answer to.
Climate reporters hear the question again and again: "If global warming is real, why is it so cold?" Here's the answer, and why it matters. https://nyti.ms/2DZWTUc
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Correction: middle school science, maybe elementary.
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Just an FYI. last week when the Lower 48 was freezing with record lows up here in Anchorage it was +30's with rain.
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Yup. Trade winds are a-shifting. Going to get worse too. Was all predicted early in the climate change annals.
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It's willful ignorance. Just google, look on wikipedia for climate change: "includes both global warming and its effects, such as changes to precipitation, rising sea levels, and impacts that differ by region"
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What cold? It was 60 degrees in the mid atlantic the other day. In FEBRUARY
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Yep. That's the point. Local weather in the US is not a good indication of worldwide averages.
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Why was it so hot early last week? It fascinates me that people concentrate on when it's super cold but ignore the bouts of super warm in between that often last even longer!
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Doesn't it make you question your own position when you know you have to resort to not one, but two FAKE covers to argue your "point"?
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