It's flooding good

[BlueHUMMERH2]

Natural climate variability. They probably also live within the 100-150 year flood plain (or 50 year) and were just lucky to have avoided being innundated in the past. And more sources of runoff (streets, parking lots, etc) probably don't help matters.

It's being predicted that we are going to see a downturn in temperatures soon, somewhere to the tune of 1.5C by 2028 or something. This is because of solar cycling. It will be interesting to see if this pans out. Already, we are seeing temperatures on a decline from 1998. Of course, our temperature records are being rewriten every day through "filters" and there are a lot of scientists who refuse to release their data sets and methodologies for others to examine that are not within their circle. So these "old, outdated" records that get referenced are some of the only raw and true data that exists.

[ROX]

Yes, I'm sure it's golbal warming. Of the worst kind! In fact, I bet Algore had it all wrong, and the sea levels will rise this summer, not in 200 years. So I'm buying ocean front property in Arizona, right now! Get it while supplies last.

[bparker]

Originally Posted by H2 Rocks

Yes, I'm sure it's golbal warming. Of the worst kind! In fact, I bet Algore had it all wrong, and the sea levels will rise this summer, not in 200 years. So I'm buying ocean front property in Arizona, right now! Get it while supplies last.

[DennisAJC]

Originally Posted by H2 Rocks

Yes, I'm sure it's golbal warming. Of the worst kind! In fact, I bet Algore had it all wrong, and the sea levels will rise this summer, not in 200 years. So I'm buying ocean front property in Arizona, right now! Get it while supplies last.

surfs up

[usetosellhummer]

nothing stays the same, it's not global warming