Here’s Biloxi Beach in southern Mississippi this morning.
It was -1° in Missouri this morning. I’m burning extra carbon fuels to do my part in stopping the next glacial cycle. Hope y’all are staying warm!
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Where do we all go when ice age is coming? 
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I say we all hop across the border of Mexico and just settle right in. 
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Here’s Pensacola Beach, Florida. Photo thanks to @chichimama of the old boards.
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-18 degrees here this morning. Basically no snow for the second year in a row, though, which is weird.
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I didn’t get much snow where I live. Which is weird because the counties around us got bombarded. My kid loved what little we got though.
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yeah this makes it tricky for NASA to manipulate their data so that next year will be, yet again, “the hottest year on record”
You know, after they incorporate all the data from mid Sahara
it’s the average!!
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Bingo.
I’ve always thought it was really shady that they use temperatures from different places on earth to calculate an average temperature on earth.
It’s always made much more sense to me to just use the temperature in Pensacola, Florida.
Like, earth to NASA.
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You can’t hide from the “POLAR VORTEX!”
We had about +26 today. It was +47 a few days ago. Global warming isn’t fair. 
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Slow clap.
Heck i am still waiting for these super storms i was promised by the envirotards. Nasa cant get anything right these days. Maybe they need to focus on getting astronauts back that they stranded up in space.
Galveston Beach
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By the year 2000… Moynihan to NIxon white house
"It is now pretty clearly agreed that the C02 content will
rise 25% by 2000. This could increase the average temperature
near the earth’ s surface by 7 degrees Fahrenheit. This in turn
could raise the level of the sea by 10 feet. Goodbye New York.
Goodbye Washington, for that matter. We have no data on Seattle. "
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Global warming.
Good thing all the lemmings bought those EV’s.
Not that they are any better than a real car.
I wish I had saved the link. A british study showed that ancient rocks exposed to air release CO2 – and estimated that the ongoing release of such CO2 exceeds annual volcanic CO2 production.
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Bury all the rockz!!
Ask and ye shall receive!
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