Reaping the whirlwind

[alfonso]

Quote from marketsurfer:

those types of pronouncements always crack me up--- weather going haywire--- the entire documented weather history is probably no more than 2-3 hundred years at best--who knows what happened before we had instruments everywhere measuring.......

best,

surfer

Exactly! What impeccable logic! Humph! A couple hundred years worth of samples to draw inferences from. Geez. Give me something significant.

 

[alfonso]

Quote from bobcathy1:



RIGHT ON!
I agree with you. They tell me most of Florida will be underwater in 800 years....is this something I should worry about? It is all bunk anyway.

Nah, of course not Cath. Just you look after yourself missy, no need to worry about future generations. What a waste of time. Anyway, as your well researched conclusion says, it's all bunk.

 

[yabz]

Quote from marketsurfer:

those types of pronouncements always crack me up--- weather going haywire--- the entire documented weather history is probably no more than 2-3 hundred years at best--who knows what happened before we had instruments everywhere measuring.......

best,

surfer

I'm not sure that's true. We actually have a very detailed record of the temperatures and atmospheric composition over the last 1000 years from dendrochronology and ice core samples and a reasonable amount of data for up to 10000 years.

The last 30 years have shown the biggest rise in temperatures for the last 1000 years.