I've been running around outside in a short-sleeve shirt the last two days and, according to the forecast, we're going to reach the low to mid-50s each of the next four days. It's like living 300 miles south of here.
Of course, because it's so warm, we've been using less fossil fuel. Our heating bill is much lower than normal and we're probably driving less and not running the heaters in our car as much. So one way to limit greenhouse gases is to increase global warming.
MORE: Having lived through a life time of New England winters, I should mention that it is clear that mild winters (e.g., global warming) saves lives.
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We're stocking up for our third big snowstorm in three weeks. Out on the eastern plains and into Kansas, they're using National Guard helicopters to get feed to stranded cattle. Count me out.
50 and partly sunny right now, 53 tomorrow and supposedly up to 61 on Saturday.
66 today here in NC, with 74 on tap for Saturday. 60s throughout next week, which means golf (because the office is pretty tepid right now). Looks like a replay of last winter, where we saw snow for about 5 minutes one Sunday afternoon.
Of course, South Africa experienced a record cold winter just a few months ago. Perhaps it was a portend for CO.
Hey, it's going to get up to 66 today, but only 44 tomorrow. Clearly, drastic global cooling is the most serious problem we face. At this rate, it'll only get to 22 degrees on Monday, 0 on Tuesday and -22 on Wednesday.
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