WTF is up with the weather???

N

NDBoost

Guest
only place in the US that can be 100 degrees at night..

Its a dry heat
 
Nick M

Nick M

Black Rifles Matter
Sep 9, 2005
8,897
40
48
U.S.
www.ebay.com
MKIII N00b said:
yeah i think it is the end of the world, think about it...ever heard of the green house affect? wel anyways the heat gets trapped because of the gasses and shit thats produced it goes up to the atmosphere and keeps in the heat, and the heat messes with the weather...yeah sucks huh? hopefully i can take my supra to the moon, or mars!
Click to expand...
Actually it is well documented that the Sun's activity dictates our climate.

Besides, without a greenhouse effect, we would freeze to death.
 
Jspec7m88

Jspec7m88

New Member
Dec 3, 2005
1,583
0
0
Nappy City
I am so picky with weather. I don't know if anyone else is like this...but it will be 70...perfect weather for me...then it gets up to 90, and I want to be cold...after 10 minutes of being cooled down, I get cold and want heat, and over and over and over. I HATE it, lol.
 
Nick M

Nick M

Black Rifles Matter
Sep 9, 2005
8,897
40
48
U.S.
www.ebay.com
MKIII N00b said:
i know, but there are more and more gases being produced...and its getting stuck in the atmosphere so that means alot of heat is getting trapped, im no scientist im just saying from what ive heard.
Click to expand...
And the people that tell you that are not scientists either.

http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/solarsystem/sun_weather_010828-1.html

menacing peak in cyclical solar activity officially has passed, a NASA scientist says, but its impact on Earth's weather is far from over. In fact, the outlook is sunny in many ways.

The flurry of Sun flares and expulsions seen over the past two years has begun to ebb, and activity will continue to decline for the next five years or so. Now it has set into motion a series of salutary changes to the planet's long-term climate and perhaps even daily weather.

The outcomes are predicted to include fewer clouds over the United States in coming years and a southward shift in storm tracks. Other effects should include a deflation of the planet's atmosphere, which will make it easier for mission managers to keep the International Space Station in its proper orbit.

And the beleaguered ozone layer, infamous for growing that gaping hole each year, is about to get a slight breather thanks to less abuse from solar activity.
Changes in the Sun's output appear to be related to temperatures on Earth.

Peaks in the solar cycle create extra cloudiness across much of the United States.

The rhythm of the Sun


The Sun has rhythm. Beyond its propensity to show up in the East every 24 hours (a rhythm actually dictated by Earth's rotation) there is a deeply rooted cycle of activity within the Sun that increases and decreases every 11.3 years, on average.

This solar cycle, as it is called, is measured by the number of sunspots, tangles of magnetic energy that reflect the overall activity near the surface of the Sun. With more and stronger sunspots come increasingly furious coronal mass ejections -- bubbles of gas and charged particles that are hurled into space and sometimes threaten Earth satellites and power grids.

During the peak in activity, called the solar maximum or solar max, the Sun also releases energy through coronal holes, open magnetic fields that cause sharp increases in the amount of charged particles riding outward on the ever-present solar wind.

David Hathaway, a solar physicist at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, began predicting the recent peak in the Sun's activity back in the early 1990s. He had figured it would come in June or July of 2000. Only recently has he been able to look back at the data and figure out where the peak was.

"The maximum sunspot number occurred in July of 2000 and we expect that date to hold," Hathaway told SPACE.com. He said this peak was bigger than average but less dramatic than the previous two.

But as its temper settles, the Sun still has some punch in store.

"Solar flares and coronal mass ejections will decline in frequency with the sunspot number," Hathaway said. "However, geomagnetic storms will continue to increase in frequency due to the high speed solar wind streams from low latitude coronal holes that form late in the solar cycle."

The visible effect will at times be stunning. Earlier this year, a geomagnetic storm sparked aurora -- sheets and filaments of multicolored lights caused by the excitation of gas molecules high in the atmosphere -- that were seen as far south as Texas.

Space weather this weekend squares with the passage of the peak, Hathaway says. A powerful solar flare erupted Saturday at the Sun and sent a coronal mass ejection to Earth that triggered a strong radio blackout on the sunlit side of Earth.

Flares and coronal mass ejections like Saturday's will continue into the future but at a lower rate than a year ago during the solar maximum peak, Hathaway said. "The cycle doesn't show any evidence that we're going to peak again at a higher value than we did last year," he said. "It still looks to me like we passed the maximum."
Click to expand...
For the rest of the story, look it up yourselves.

I know abunch of people on here are kids. In the 70's we were faced with the next ice age. Global cooling as result of the gases blocking out the suns rays. It was bullshit then, and now. It is a way to usher in socialism. By beating capitalism. But we came out of the cooling cycle from the sun reheating the earth. That is where we probably are for now.

Fuck Al Gore and his marxist ways.

suncycle_temps_0108_02.jpg
 
Joel W.

Joel W.

Just A Jedi
Nov 7, 2005
1,561
0
0
Washington
I am not saying the sun does not play a role in our weather, but I have a hard time believing that fossil fuels can not effect our climate at all.

Here is a nice picture of a weather free (sunny and clear) day in downtown China last year..
156v4tt.jpg
 
Nick M

Nick M

Black Rifles Matter
Sep 9, 2005
8,897
40
48
U.S.
www.ebay.com
Know what I really think of the concept of global warming?

IT IS GOOD!!! Becuase winter and salty roads suck.

One side of Antarctica is scene shriking. But what isn't shown is the other side of the glacier that is growing treamendously. That isn't an accident that Al Gore forgot. He intentionally left it out to promote Marxism.

If the polar caps do start to really melt from sun driven weather, once the transition starts, it won't stop. The old reflected energy thing. But hey, they had their day in the sun. They have been hanging around for a good 5000 or so years, since the great deluge.
 
Nick M

Nick M

Black Rifles Matter
Sep 9, 2005
8,897
40
48
U.S.
www.ebay.com
http://www.capmag.com/article.asp?ID=3400

http://www.chronwatch.com/content/contentDisplay.asp?aid=12594

http://www.enterstageright.com/archive/articles/0603/0603warming.htm

http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=18526

http://www.cs.usask.ca/undergrads/jlh425/assignment2/opinionA.html

http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewEnviro.asp?Page=\Enviro\archive\ENV20000116a.html

Some very very good info in this one.
http://www.denverpost.com/harsanyi/ci_3899807

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/05/23/AR2006052301305_pf.html

And as some glaciers get much bigger, the left still says global warming. They say it has to be warm to snow. That is correct. You need warm oceans for snow. Which is why there wasn't an ice age of thousands of years, but only months. So you can't have it both ways. Wether the glacier shrinks or grows, the left says global warming.
 
Joel W.

Joel W.

Just A Jedi
Nov 7, 2005
1,561
0
0
Washington
Nick: In your third post you say global warming is caused from the suns weather.

In your last post, (still reading your links so bare with me :) ) but so far your links all says Global warming IS a hoax.

"Those claiming that “global warming” is real have an agenda other than saving the planet from human activity."

I am confused. Are you saying it is not getting warmer but cooler?

It should read: "Those claiming that [man made] global warming” is real have an agenda other than saving the planet from human activity."

I am not debating the cause (because I don't know), but just the effect that it is getting warmer no matter what is causing it..
 
Joel W.

Joel W.

Just A Jedi
Nov 7, 2005
1,561
0
0
Washington
---Links to ice/glacier melt with some before and after pictures.---

http://www.net.org/warming/stills.html
http://www.worldviewofglobalwarming.org/pages/glaciers.html
http://www.livescience.com/environment/060324_glacier_melt.html
http://www.livescience.com/php/multimedia/imagegallery/igviewer.php?imgid=626&gid=42
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11385475/
http://whyfiles.org/shorties/073glacier_melt/index.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/3922579.stm
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20050928/arctic_sea_ice_050928/20050928/
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/03/02/AR2006030201712.html
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2001/01/010117075358.htm
*there are lots more but you get the point.

---Links against ice melt/new glaciers formed---

No links found...
Edit: Here is a new one in Mt St. Helens crator, But it is due to the new shawdow of the crator rim..
http://glaciercaves.com/html/anewgl_1.HTM

Edit2:
And this..
Everybody thinks that the Antarctic is shrinking due to climate change, but the reality is much more complex," says David Vaughan, a principal investigator at the British Antarctic Survey in Cambridge, UK.

"Parts of it appear to be thickening as a result of snowfall increases. But the peninsula is thinning at an alarming rate due to warming.

"The West Antarctic sheet is also thinning, and we're not sure of the reason why.
Click to expand...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4315968.stm#antarctic

Again, I am not saying what is the cause, only that it is happening.
Also, I am not saying it is the end of the world, just that it is possibly a bad thing.

For the record, I hate Al Gore also.
 
TopSecret

TopSecret

"Fudge you, butthole!"
Sep 4, 2005
53
0
0
39
BC
silent_sniper said:
im not even gonna bother telling u what the weather is outside in BC it will change befor u could finish the first word
Click to expand...

Couldnt have said it better!

I watch the weathernetwork sometimes... everytime I do, I have a look about an hour later and its a completely different forecast! :aigo:
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top Bottom