Many climate experts appear to have no background in science.
Boston’s snowy winter could point to weather patterns affected by global warming.
“The environment in which all storms form is now different than it was just 30 or 40 years ago because of global warming,”said Kevin Trenberth, a senior scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo.
Higher temperatures warm the oceans and allow the atmosphere to hold a greater amount of water vapor, said Brad Johnson, a meteorologist with the University of Georgia. “Both of these factors, among others, contribute to stronger storms in general,” he said.
If these people were actual scientists, they would have known that the Northeast had one of their coldest winters on record, and precipitation was far below normal.
The reason there was so much snow was because the collision of very cold Arctic air and less cold humid air caused lots of deep, dry snow to fall, which piled up to great depth.
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Utah also receives very deep, dry snow – despite being far from the ocean, and having low humidity.










