Huh? Global Warming? What? 65 degrees in Boston today

[edjr 6,602]

 

it was in the 60's yesterday too. It's focking NOVEMBER!!

[tony hardware 0]

Stop being such an attention wh0re. No one cares about your weather!

[Cdub100 3,925]

Global cooling

 

hth

[dj_stouty 0]

Boston's record high in November is 85, jackoff.

 

65 is nothing...

[edjr 6,602]

Boston's record high in November is 85, jackoff.

 

65 is nothing...

 

 

Boston Average Temperature Nov 43.7

 

 

Right on the norm.

 

 

 

Ask the ski mountains about global warming focktard.

 

Rising temps could transform New England winters

 

CONCORD, N.H. --Changing weather patterns are nothing new in New England, but some scientists say the region is growing steadily warmer -- a trend that has implications for traditional businesses ranging from logging to maple sugaring.

 

"There is no debate among anyone that we are seeing our overall global climate warming, and that is having a profound effect in terms of winters here," said Barry Rock, of the University of New Hampshire's Center of the Study of Complex Systems.

 

Rock and his colleagues have studied the potential impact of rising temperatures on certain industries.

 

Average temperatures in the Northeast have increased by almost two degrees between 1899 and 2000 and the growing season has increased by eight days, according to another UNH researcher.

 

These effects may be felt first by the maple syrup industry, which could disappear from New Hampshire in this century, according Rock's 2001 study.

 

"There is speculation that a warm winter can change the metabolism in the trees, but there has been no research to back this up," said Sumner Dole, a forest educator with UNH's Cooperative Extension.

 

In Maine, the changing weather is confusing maple syrup producers, who had a poor season last year. Some say they were tempted to tap their trees during the spring-like weather that marked much of the winter.

 

Normally, warmer days and cold nights get the sap running in late February or early March, and the season lasts until the trees bud in April. If the trees are tapped too late producers can miss the best sap. If they tap too early, the holes will dry up or close before most of the sap flows.

 

Northern New England loggers also suffer in warmer winters because they need frozen ground to move heavy equipment into the woods to harvest lumber.

 

Arthur Cutter, a New Hampshire logger, says the fall rains and generally warm winter made this his worst season ever.

 

"I'm hoping it's a short-term thing, but it seems like the winters aren't coming like they used to," Cutter said.

 

Ski areas were blessed with snow in December but suffered from a rainy start to 2006. Snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and ice-fishing derbies all have taken a hit this year.

 

The restaurant and lodging industry estimates a 20 percent drop in profit this winter, according to Drew Drummond, an industry spokesman.

 

In northern Maine, Piscataquis County is asking for state and federal aid to help tourism-related businesses recover from a loss of business from snowmobilers and other outdoors enthusiasts.

 

Farmers have suffered as well. Unusually heavy spring rains delayed the planting of many crops last year, triggering financial losses.

 

But New Hampshire apple grower Erick Leadbeater says he'd rather see temperatures go up rather than down.

 

"Not that I aspire to grow citrus, but a little bit warmer climate here would mean an easier time of growing some of the more delicate crops that now can only be grown as far north as southern New England," he said.

[Big Blue 06 195]

70 in Philly yesterday, gonna get to about the same today.

 

It's Peanut Butter Jelly Time!

 

[D_House 0]

The abnormally high temperatures we're having have been found to be not the result of global warming, but rather from high temperature gaseous emissions from the mouth of one John Kerry, Sen. Mass (D).

[ILoveScratchTickets 0]

Wow another thread about Mass from edjr, big suprise

[edjr 6,602]

Wow another thread about Mass from edjr, big suprise

 

THU WEATHAH!

[ILoveScratchTickets 0]

THU WEATHAH!

 

Just a question, why post this here? Are there people that really care that its 65 in Boston?

[Electric Mayhem 35]

Here's what I need for this winter:

 

Connecticut:

daytime 65 and sunny

nighttime 72 (not sunny)

 

Vermont:

daytime 35 and sunny

nighttime 20 and SNOWING LIKE A MOTHAFOCKA!!!

 

will someone please make a weather machine already?!?! :furious:

[edjr 6,602]

Just a question, why post this here? Are there people that really care that its 65 in Boston?

 

hey needled!ck the topic is about GLOBAL WARMING. Just pointing out that it's 65 in Boston.

 

Get a clue, ay?

[tony hardware 0]

Just a question, why post this here? Are there people that really care that its 65 in Boston?

 

Does anyone care that you like scratch tickets? Since when did this forum become limited to posts national in scope only?

 

Let the man speak. (We don't have to listen).

[ILoveScratchTickets 0]

hey needled!ck the topic is about GLOBAL WARMING. Just pointing out that it's 65 in Boston.

 

Get a clue, ay?

 

Who cares that its 65 in Boston?

[redtodd 7]

I don't think it has ever been over 60 after October in Boston.

 

[edjr 6,602]

Yes, you owned me. Now i'll start ignoring the obvious

[ILoveScratchTickets 0]

OK show you posted a thread about Global warming.

 

Who cares what you think about global warming?

[parrot 789]

-12 last night.

 

On Sunday we had a high of 70, by the time I went to bed that night there was six inches of snow on the ground.

[ILoveScratchTickets 0]

Does anyone care that you like scratch tickets? Since when did this forum become limited to posts national in scope only?

 

Let the man speak. (We don't have to listen).

 

 

Show me a thread I started about scratch tickets?

 

 

:fuckoff:

[tony hardware 0]

Show me a thread I started about scratch tickets?

:fuckoff:

 

So your name is not "I love Scratch Tickets" ? If my name were, "Tony Medical Doctor" would you think I was a school teacher?