Well its December, its supposed to be super cold and snowy but where I live the weather is warm and its predicted to be 60+ degrees Fahrenheit tomorrow and mostly this week. This is like spring weather for us

So whats the weather like where you live? And do you guys believe in Global Warming/Climate change?

Freezing, frosty, foggy, no snow

Icy,foggy,col,freezing,no snow

Mamadou, you live on the east coast? Where I am, it's pretty damn freezing

^Yeah I'm in Pennsylvania(east side). Its cloudy right now, a little chilly but not really cold. This coming week though is supposed to be warm. What are the next few days looking like for your state?

EDIT: Here is my forecast: http://www.weather.com/weather/tenday/Pottstown+PA+19464

That's odd. My weather man says: "It's cold, bitch! It ain't never gonna be warm again!"

Its pretty cold here in cali.
Its been raining for about a week.

^Damn, the weather is crazy everywhere

It's just usual December here. -20 celsius and like 10cm of snow.

no snow here.

its 37 degree F

Tomi wrote:

It's just usual December here. -20 celsius and like 10cm of snow.

That's just crazy, stay warm my friend!

its actually really warm here in Minnesota. well got rain and fog all day but last week it was a high of 9 degrees F and most of the lakes here were frozen over but now they are thawing. and global warming is a myth.

If you don't believe in global warming you are a moron.

In other news, it snowed here yesterday, now tomoroow is supposed to be unseasonably warm.

Ben GP wrote:

If you don't believe in global warming you are a moron.

Some people will agree some will disagree. I think there is solid evidence/scientific research to support both sides.

I disagree with you Mr. Sow, but freedom of beliefs is what makes this nation great.

Ben GP wrote:

I disagree with you Mr. Sow, but freedom of beliefs is what makes this nation great.

Actually I am a firm believer of global warming!
I was just saying, there is also evidence against it thus the global warming debate never ends

Ok. *Brohug*

You can't really disagree with the fact that the climate has changed over the past years.
However, calling it global warming is a bit stupid, since it's just as much the opposite.

In Denmark our winters have become more extreme and we have warmer summers.


And the whole Al Gore theory about global warming and "we're all gonna die" .. That's just bullshit.

Mikkel S wrote:

You can't really disagree with the fact that the climate has changed over the past years.
However, calling it global warming is a bit stupid, since it's just as much the opposite.

In Denmark our winters have become more extreme and we have warmer summers.


And the whole Al Gore theory about global warming and "we're all gonna die" .. That's just bullshit.

Haha I remember watching that movie in science class. But I think that's where the confusion comes in, people hear the term 'Global warming' and automatically denounce it because they don't generally notice it where they live.
It basically means harsher weather like you said, also hurricanes, typhoons etc.

Last year it was warm enough to wear shorts somedays.

Which would explain why people are still dressing like it's summer at my school...

here's my weather forecast: http://www.weather.com/weather/tenday/Grovetown+GA+30813:4:US

oops http://www.meteoprog.us/en/weather/LosSantos/6_10/

The correct term is technically "Global Climate Change," global warming is just the layman's term and is a word more people already assosciate it with.

I think there is no questions there is some sort of climate change, and not in a good way. I thought that was widely accepted? The question/worry for me is, is it worth caring about so much because it will affect us? (Implying we would set aside things like would hunger/peace or other good people things)

snowing right now

-15 celsius and a lot of snow.

MamadouSow wrote:

Tomi wrote:

It's just usual December here. -20 celsius and like 10cm of snow.

That's just crazy, stay warm my friend!

Well it will get up to -35 celsius and like 30cm to 1.5meter of snow at the heart of the winter.