Study Finds Rise in Stormy Weather

caborojo55 09:07:18 AM Dec 11 2007

Billami, for a person who claims to be older you show to be vey ignorant too. If you know evolution you would know that what you said "some" scientists have said about human evolutions was totally impossible. Evolutions operates over long periods of time. Maybe what you remember "reading' was some article I read byt some idiot on Time magazine. I was a biology student then, and i do remember laughing that off, and every professor who mentioned that did the same thing.

As of global warming/climate change, you again show you ignorance, typical of all Bushies. The dust bowl in the 1930's and what is happening now was totally different thing. At time NO ONE claimed that it was cause by global warming because it was a localized event. The average planedt temperature had remained steady. Today the phenomenos is diffrent. All scientific data shows that our planet (globally) is warming up. The average temperature for the plaet has gone up, the number of extreme weather events GLOBALLY (not lo

Billlami 12:01:00 PM Dec 06 2007

I love scientists' predictions. They just jump on the bandwagon so their name will get in print and they will achieve some noteriety in their lifetime. When I was young in the 50's, many years ago, scientists said that in 100 years man will have a tiny, skinny body and a huge head because man will all brain and no brawn. This evolution into the "new" man was to be caused by technology making us so smart that we no longer have to work physically to do anything! Machines will do it all. Well technology has made life easier here in the 21'st century but the scientists forgot one major thing...we still like to eat! And so our brain hasn't grown much but our bellys sure have.
The Dust Bowl years are another example of cyclic weather patterns. What would have Al Gore said during those years..."the earth is turning to dust!"

mouthegr8 08:07:11 AM Dec 06 2007

Stupid AOL I apologize but I only sent it again after AOL said it couldn't go send it later these were sent over a ten minute period. SHEESH

mouthegr8 08:04:31 AM Dec 06 2007

I'll try one more time, there will be lots more snow in the wetter parts of the world and a lot of the coastlines are going to be further inland. The deserts are already getting drier and spreading. The seas are getting fresher [less salty] because of the melting of icecaps, that releases more water into the oceans and into the atmosphere. This additional water will fall as rain in the more temperate zones [which are moving north in the USA] and rain will be diminished because of the increased heat elsewhere.

mouthegr8 08:04:00 AM Dec 06 2007

I'll try one more time, there will be lots more snow in the wetter parts of the world and a lot of the coastlines are going to be further inland. The deserts are already getting drier and spreading. The seas are getting fresher [less salty] because of the melting of icecaps, that releases more water into the oceans and into the atmosphere. This additional water will fall as rain in the more temperate zones [which are moving north in the USA] and rain will be diminished because of the increased heat elsewhere.

tgondolier 08:04:00 AM Dec 06 2007

One thing nobody can do anything about is the weather. It's all Bullshit

mouthegr8 07:59:34 AM Dec 06 2007

I'll try one more time, there will be lots more snow in the wetter parts of the world and a lot of the coastlines are going to be further inland. The deserts are already getting drier and spreading. The seas are getting fresher [less salty] because of the melting of icecaps, that releases more water into the oceans and into the atmosphere. This additional water will fall as rain in the more temperate zones [which are moving north in the USA] and rain will be diminished because of the increased heat elsewhere.

davidw1gdq 07:36:00 AM Dec 06 2007

Cape Cod got NO snow last winter. A first in 20 years.

nutmegdoug 07:35:34 AM Dec 06 2007

I would look to Al Gore to be our savior, but he flunked out of divinity school, so to whom should I turn?

msurlessc 07:21:02 AM Dec 06 2007

The Earth has weather cycles and as the Earth rotates the cycles can shift. We use to be in a Tornado belt then about 25 yrs ago it suddenly shifted and now they go NE of us. I believe the scientist are half right, but in order to get more $$ to do research they tend to inflate the facts to scare congress and the ill informed into giving up the $$. Please do your homework, think about it then open your mouth and speak up. Merry Christmas