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I see where Florida has averaged up to 10 degrees below normal for March so far. Another sure sign of an overheated planet!
That is why they haven’t had any snow in Florida this year. Experts have pointed out in the past that snow in Florida is caused by above normal temperatures..
Don’t know if this has come here on this blog but this is an interesting article on why the latest Hockey stick is “unprecedented”.
This is what the temperature trends look like if you actually scale the entire data set consistently rather than splice different data and scaling on the end.
http://suyts.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/image182.png
More reading here:
http://suyts.wordpress.com/2013/03/11/the-dagger-in-the-heart-maybe-a-remedial-explanation-of-marcotts-hs-blade-mikey-whats-that-about-a-dagger/