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We’ve been warned before!
97% of climate scientists agree “The Day After Tomorrow” is the scientific justification for their claim that global warming causes severe winters.
It would really be nice to know what the real temperature of the world is doing just in case we were going into another ice age. But with the fiddling of the records by our government agencies, all bets are off. Other than the short satellite record, we don’t have a clue what the real temperatures are doing.
LMFAO.
FLASHBACK 1972: Cronkite Warns of New Ice Age:
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/julia-seymour/2015/03/05/and-thats-way-it-was-1972-cronkite-warned-new-ice-age
Oh, great. Rising sea levels will bury the Statue of Liberty in ice.
Sullenberger would have been Sunkenberger landing it now.
And in that movie, like this winter, the cold was caused by your SUV.
Yes. I saw that movie but I didn’t pay to see it. So bad I didn’t go to a movie after that one for a couple of years. Just atrocious.
If the Hudson River froze completely, would the New York Times report it, or would they find some place in Australia where few people lived, but was reporting record high temperatures?
Sure below the fold on page 1,000,000 in section Z.
It is snowing in Tasmania today.
Statue Statistics –
Thickness of copper sheeting: 3/32 of an inch, the thickness of two pennies placed together.
Wind Sway: 50 mph winds cause the Statue to sway up to 3 inches and the torch up to 6 inches.
In the movie, the pretty lady got splashed over her shoulders with a tidal wave. Anyone want to calculate the odds the copper sheeting, supported on a Cast Iron frame, would still be in a recognizable shape?
http://ts1.mm.bing.net/th?&id=HN.607992053335132326&w=306&h=300&c=0&pid=1.9&rs=0&p=0
When was the last time the lower Hudson river had a hard enough freeze to walk across? I remember a hard freeze around the Revolutionary War that allowed cannon to be hauled from Manhattan to NJ. I also read you could walk from Staten Island to Manhattan. Not sure if the latter actually happened though.
It was not caused by freezing. They used to get ice jams coming down from upstate, before they built locks.
Expected low in Nashville tonight is 8 degrees, breaking a 55 year record set in 1960.
The trucking company I driver for has over a dozen runs a day to the Nissan plant in Smyrna from Anderson, IN, Shelbyville, IN and Romulus, MI. Ten of them got stopped by the snow going down yesterday.
I can’t understand why that movie is classified an action adventure movie instead of science fiction.