Global warming and climate change in the news

Like this (yes, you cannot use a year or even a decade to prove or disprove climate change)?

http://www.foxnews.com/science/2014/01/22/nasa-noaa-say-2013-was-4th-hottest-year-on-record/

Snow storm? NASA, NOAA call 2013 4th hottest year ever

WASHINGTON – The sweltering year of 1988 first put global warming in the headlines and ended up as the hottest year on record. But on Tuesday, it was pushed out of the top 20 warmest by 2013.

Last year tied for the fourth hottest and 1988 fell to 21st.

The average world temperature was 58.12 degrees tying with 2003 for the fourth warmest since 1880, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Tuesday.

At the same time, NASA, which calculates records in a different manner, ranked last year as the seventh warmest on record, with an average temperature of 58.3 degrees. The difference is related to how the two agencies calculate temperatures in the Arctic and other remote places and is based on differences that are in the hundredths of a degree, scientists said.

Both agencies said nine of the 10th warmest years on record have happened in the 21st century. The hottest year was 2010, according to NOAA.

The reports were released as a big snowstorm was hitting the U.S. East Coast.

California Drought- snowpack only 20% of normal. No rain or snow in sight.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/weather/2014/01/17/california-drought-emergency/4581761/

"All I can report to you is it's not raining today and it's not likely to rain for several weeks," Brown said in a news conference in San Francisco. On Thursday, the National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center forecast below normal precipitation for two-thirds of California through April.

Brown's proclamation allows California to request a broad emergency declaration from President Barack Obama, which would expedite some water transfers, provide financial assistance and suspend some state and federal regulations.

The situation in most of California and northern Nevada is extremely dry, according to the most recent report Thursday from the U.S. Drought Monitor, a federal website that tracks drought nationwide. Almost 99% of California is considered abnormally dry or worse; almost two-thirds of the state is in extreme drought.

2013 became the driest year on record in California; San Francisco had the least rain since record keeping there began during the gold rush of 1849.

Farmers are getting only about five percent of the water they are requesting. This will have a major impact on what you pay for food later in the year if you think it won't effect you since the state produce about a third of some foods grown in the US.

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http://unofficialnetworks.com/nasa-shows-bad-california-drought-127886/

The Snow Water Equivalents in the Sierra Nevada mountain range in California is at a historic low for this time of year, as can be seen in this image comparing 2013 to 2014. The Sierra Nevada mountains are experiencing Extreme Drought with no relief in sight. This might be bad news for skiers but if the second half of the season does not bring much needed precipitation it could spell disaster for the entire state of California.
 
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Like this (yes, you cannot use a year or even a decade to prove or disprove climate change)?

http://www.foxnews.com/science/2014/01/22/nasa-noaa-say-2013-was-4th-hottest-year-on-record/



California Drought- snowpack only 20% of normal. No rain or snow in sight.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/weather/2014/01/17/california-drought-emergency/4581761/



Farmers are getting only about five percent of the water they are requesting. This will have a major impact on what you pay for food later in the year if you think it won't effect you since the state produce about a third of some foods grown in the US.

california-snow-drought-extreme-critical-fire-risk-los-angeles-san-francisco-oakland-january-2014-620x350.jpg

http://unofficialnetworks.com/nasa-shows-bad-california-drought-127886/

Scientists are saying that the Sun is in a phase of "solar lull" - meaning that it has fallen asleep - and it is baffling them.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-25771510
 
Like this (yes, you cannot use a year or even a decade to prove or disprove climate change)?



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Look at all of those icebergs off the coast of of cali last year! ---> Wow! ... and none at all this year....OMG!

FEAR FRIGHT SCARY, oh my
-----FEAR FRIGHT SCARY, we're all gonna die!!!

I love love lame propaganda...So funny!
 
Yup, we have been having a Cold winter.. Record breaking cold.

Must be Global warming.

I'm waiting for it to warm up to 0,, to go out and split more wood.
 
Look at all of those icebergs off the coast of of cali last year! ---> Wow! ... and none at all this year....OMG!

FEAR FRIGHT SCARY, oh my
-----FEAR FRIGHT SCARY, we're all gonna die!!!

I love love lame propaganda...So funny!
That's what it is .... Selling Fear! Be afraid be very afraid!

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Selling fear, chaos, disaster, and climate change daily.
 
It's 75 and sunny in California. Pretty much only one day of heavy rain this fall/winter so far. They have been calling it a 500 year drought. It's in the news.
 
It's 75 and sunny in California. Pretty much only one day of heavy rain this fall/winter so far. They have been calling it a 500 year drought. It's in the news.

That's always California. You pay to live there. I lived in Cali for about a year, I think it only rained once or twice If I remember.
 
It's 75 and sunny in California. Pretty much only one day of heavy rain this fall/winter so far. They have been calling it a 500 year drought. It's in the news.

Could be all the radioactivity in the seawater. Hmm, perhaps a drought this year is a good thing?
 
Look at all of those icebergs off the coast of of cali last year! ---> Wow! ... and none at all this year....OMG!

FEAR FRIGHT SCARY, oh my
-----FEAR FRIGHT SCARY, we're all gonna die!!!

I love love lame propaganda...So funny!

Clouds- not icebergs. Remember- half of your fresh fruits and vegetables grown in the US come from there. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/nation/jan-june14/drought2_01-22.html Get back to me when food prices rise sharply this fall. Even if you don't live here, you will feel the effects.

KAREN ROSS: Well, we can't grow food and farm crops without water. And about 65 percent of our cropland is irrigated. So it is very serious.

It is not just isolated to one part of the state. As I said earlier, we have a number of our counties that are under extreme drought conditions. And what it means is that we are already seeing farmers choose to fallow land that normally this time of the year they would be preparing for a springtime crop or a summer crop.

Every drop that they do have will be diverted to their permanent crops. That is tree nuts, which we are a significant supplier of nuts to the world. Over 50 percent of the fresh produce comes from our fields and orchards. So it is a very serious problem. And we are all in this together. It could be very long-lasting.
 
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