How Hot is it where you live?

[simple_inhibition]

130F in the summer time, 40F in the wintertime :-P

right now its like mid 70's in the daytime

[Dread]

Originally Posted by simple_inhibition

130F in the summer time, 40F in the wintertime :-P

right now its like mid 70's in the daytime

LOL< he said "Where you LIVE", not where you work

[Pbirmingham1988]

im here in nyc n its around 60F... winter seemed a lil quick this time around... wonderin if global warming is really going to shut down humanity :O

[simple_inhibition]

Originally Posted by Dread

LOL< he said "Where you LIVE", not where you work

lol unfortunately i HAVE to live here for the next 6 months :P

[yurimxpxman]

I'm in Indiana, and it's 77* F out here - at 10:31PM! Not bad, eh? It's getting hot enough out here to make a global warming activist cry.

[dedgar]

Seattle weather hasn't had much change. 40's - low 50's days and high 30's - 40's nights. Oh and rain/drizzles M,T,W,T,F,S,S. (The usual.)

[Hitman]

High 60's for a time of year that it's usually snowing here in Germany. It's not usually this warm until late April early May.

[Capper]

it was 93F today......about 80F warmer than where Paul is

[polobunny]

Originally Posted by Gig-O-Ram

Now don't get me wrong...I'm not bringing this up just to "talk about the weather", but to express a bit of concern.

Let's see, here we are in the middle of March, when the weather here outside L.A. should be cool at best, and downright cold at worst. We should be having cool/cold temps with rain or fog or whatever. Actually, it should be like that in most places. But instead, we have been having temps in the 90's for the past few days with no end in sight. I don't wanna call it a heatwave, per se, but it makes you wonder. My wife, who gets cold very easily, doesn't even wear a jacket when we go out lately.

So, what's the deal? Makes me wonder if Al Gore doesn't have a point with the information he laid out in his movie. It shouldn't BE this hot right now. But with more and more evidence coming out supporting Global Warming, I have to wonder if we won't start celebrating Christmas with summer weather like they do in Austrailia! And good ole' Santa will need to drop the red suit and go with shorts,

Seriously...90+ in the middle of March sucks!

Quebec, Canada.
5°C/41°F raining at 1:22am.

Excuse me, but I think we're really f****d. There's something terribly wrong, and while we had hot winters in the past it's only worse now.

[Gig-O-Ram]

Originally Posted by screwballl

ZZZzzzzz sorry this is a normal part of the Earth, heating and cooling of the earth...takes about 20,000 years to go from ice age peak to heat peak... we still have 2-3000 years to reach the peak of this heat wave..

man has had maybe 0.0000000001% of a difference

This is true enough. The Earth does go through cycles, but what is happening right now is unprecedented in history. At no time has the atmosphere been as polluted with crap as it is today. The levels of CO2 are higher now than they've even been, and continue to rise. How can it not go up? Look at the sheer numbers of vehicles on U.S. roads, and in the cities in particular. Look at the level of industrial pollution. If a good rain, or nice winds come through town, you can actually see the Los Angeles skyline from 30-40 miles out. On a bad day - which is most of the time - you need to get within a few miles of town to see it. The area I live in has a brown cloud hanging over it most of the time, which is a pretty sobering sight from any fair distance away. I think man has more to do with it than the small fraction you stated.

Originally Posted by polobunny

Quebec, Canada.
5°C/41°F raining at 1:22am.

Excuse me, but I think we're really f****d. There's something terribly wrong, and while we had hot winters in the past it's only worse now.

My wife knows someone who has lived in Switzerland most of her life, and has attested to the warmer winters and the lack of snow in the local mountains on more than one occasion. The deadly heatwave that went through France a few years back? The increased number and intensity of hurricanes that have come through the gulf in the last several years? Come on...I know the Earth goes through cycles, but I remember when winters used to be cold...