January nighttime temperatures in Texas have been plummeting since 1895. So far, this January has been the 8th coldest on record, and coldest in 35 years. The month will likely finish even colder when all data is collected.
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CO2 is very smart and targets when and where it wants.
Me no likey. I didn’t mind all of the global warming last summer, when it cooled us off quite nicely. But now it’s the cold, hard winter here in w. tx., and when we NEED all the warming/heat we can get, we find out it’s at the bottom of the pacific ocean! it’s probably just killin’ off all the rare species we never get to see anyway…
Hmmm, weather is just plain frustratin’ (like republicans), and global warming is a big ol’ dissapointment (like democrats).
Typical.