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Normal 12-15-2024 10:14 AM

No Parrots Here
 
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Originally Posted by Wondering (Post 2393896)
I've lived in The Villages since 2005. The low temperatures that we have been experiencing this fall are what we normally experienced in February of 2006, 2007, 2008. You obviously don't understand the term and concept of Global Warming/Climate Change. Do some legitimate research and stop parroting what you see and hear on propaganda cable networks. By the way, it has been lower than 37 degrees overnight this December.

I understand the AGENDA of the group claiming we burn fossil fuels too much.

Hopefully you understand not everyone agrees with their ever changing of definitions for convenience.

For instance the misuse of the term “climate”. Climate is a term used for “long” periods of weather. A long period isn’t defined of course. For one a long period could be a month, for the next perhaps a decade and so on.

Since Global Warming doesn’t fit the agenda, it has been changed to climate change…lol

Joe C. 12-15-2024 10:17 AM

I love the cold and the snow. I hate the salt, slush, and mud that accumulates. And it ain't a snowstorm unless it deposits over 3 feet of snow.

Bill14564 12-15-2024 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Normal (Post 2393912)

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Since Global Warming doesn’t fit the agenda, it has been changed to climate change…lol

More like the name was changed to help those who honestly didn't understand that Global warming did not preclude a frost warming in the Villages. Unfortunately, those who intentionally choose to be misinformed chose to be misinformed on that was well.

Very simply (and I suspect you know this but since you are playing as if you don't): Global warming is causing Global Climate Change resulting in abnormal and severe weather events.

However, cold snaps in Florida, snow in Maryland, and even snow in Hawaii are uncommon but not abnormal or severe. On the other hand, sustained or frequently occurring events such as these might be an indication of climate change.

Normal 12-15-2024 10:30 AM

Earth’s Changes
 
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Originally Posted by Bill14564 (Post 2393919)
More like the name was changed to help those who honestly didn't understand that Global warming did not preclude a frost warming in the Villages. Unfortunately, those who intentionally choose to be misinformed chose to be misinformed on that was well.

Very simply (and I suspect you know this but since you are playing as if you don't): Global warming is causing Global Climate Change resulting in abnormal and severe weather events.

However, cold snaps in Florida, snow in Maryland, and even snow in Hawaii are uncommon but not abnormal or severe. On the other hand, sustained or frequently occurring events such as these might be an indication of climate change.

Since scientists agree the Earth has gone through several ice ages and warming periods, would this current suspected climate trend be considered an anomaly or more of the same?

jimjamuser 12-15-2024 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Normal (Post 2393687)
So recently we have felt this December may have been the coldest since we lived here. That isn’t the case at all. 2010 was the coldest December EVER on record in Florida’s history. The average temperature was 63.1 for the month and the low was a Brrrr at 37.1.

Could we still set a record during all this global warming stuff?

What you feel is 180 degrees OPPOSITE of the reality of what Scientists are measuring.
........Climate Scientists project that 2024 will be the HOTTEST YEAR on RECORD - the 1st year to pass 1.5 degrees C of warming.

Bill14564 12-15-2024 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Normal (Post 2393928)
Since scientists agree the Earth has gone through several ice ages and warming periods, would this current suspected climate trend be considered an anomaly or more of the same?

Clearly, that's being debated. There is a proven correlation between the increase of CO2 in the atmosphere, an increase in the rate of warming, and an increase in severe weather. Correlations are nice but proofs of causation are needed.

On the other hand, the deniers will point out that we are coming out of an ice age so warming is natural, that we are in a cooling trend, that CO2 is not increasing, but that the curren warming and increasing CO2 is what plants crave. Figuring out what some of the deniers actually believe is like nailing jello to the wall.

loumazzio1 12-15-2024 12:45 PM

Cold in the Villages Florida
 
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Originally Posted by Normal (Post 2393687)
So recently we have felt this December may have been the coldest since we lived here. That isn’t the case at all. 2010 was the coldest December EVER on record in Florida’s history. The average temperature was 63.1 for the month and the low was a Brrrr at 37.1.

Could we still set a record during all this global warming stuff?

Lived in the Keys at MM24 Iguanas fell out of the palm trees and their was a huge fish kill in the canals in 2010 it was 44 degrees for 2 nights in a row it was cold and windy !!!!!!

Nana2Teddy 12-15-2024 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Normal (Post 2393687)
So recently we have felt this December may have been the coldest since we lived here. That isn’t the case at all. 2010 was the coldest December EVER on record in Florida’s history. The average temperature was 63.1 for the month and the low was a Brrrr at 37.1.

Could we still set a record during all this global warming stuff?

That’s weird because our first Christmas here two years ago it was 25° at 7am Christmas morning. I remember going out on the porch to feel it because coming from SoCal I had never experienced 25 degrees on Christmas. Pretty sure I didn’t just imagine it. 🤔

revfiddle 12-15-2024 12:53 PM

You could. But global warming takes a longer view. Years, not just months. It looks at rising ocean temperatures and rising sea levels m.

Nana2Teddy 12-15-2024 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Nana2Teddy (Post 2393968)
That’s weird because our first Christmas here two years ago it was 25° at 7am Christmas morning. I remember going out on the porch to feel it because coming from SoCal I had never experienced 25 degrees on Christmas. Pretty sure I didn’t just imagine it. 🤔

Googled it. Wildwood, FL on Christmas Day in 2022: Night 27°, Day 45°. My iPhone weather app at the time said 25° at 7am.

Nana2Teddy 12-15-2024 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by tophcfa (Post 2393787)
Two years ago there were three days of deep frost around Christmas time. That was the coldest I can remember it getting in the Villages in the 10 winters we have owned a home there. The plants in our garden took a pretty serious hit during that stretch, but recovered over the last two growing seasons. If that’s as bad as it gets, bring it on.

Yes! I commented before I saw your post. It was 25° at 7am Christmas morning in 2022. I loved it since I’d never before experienced Christmas that cold having lived my whole life in SoCal. Hubby as a former Michigander did not love it as much as I did. 😊

kkingston57 12-15-2024 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Normal (Post 2393687)
So recently we have felt this December may have been the coldest since we lived here. That isn’t the case at all. 2010 was the coldest December EVER on record in Florida’s history. The average temperature was 63.1 for the month and the low was a Brrrr at 37.1.

Could we still set a record during all this global warming stuff?

1st winter here was 20/21. That year 10 days of temps under 40 before Christmas . 4-5 days this year so far. Weather patterns a little different.

kkingston57 12-15-2024 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Rwirish (Post 2393814)
December thru February is the worse time of the year in TV, way too cold.

Miss the summer months. Shorts and a tee shirt and go.

Different strokes for different folk. In meantime, we go from 24 guys playing 18 holes in the winter and scrambling to get 8 guys together and play only 9 holes and dodge the rain storms

CybrSage 12-16-2024 04:34 AM

Warming makes things colder. It is because all the glaciers melted away in 2015. Al Gore would never have lied about that for financial gain, right?

NotGolfer 12-16-2024 09:49 AM

I don't recall December of 2010....but I do remember December of 2009...1st yr here. It was said to be the coldest in history then. The cold continued for most of that winter (going into 2010). We tell folks if they want to visit us...the best weather times are Spring and Fall. Generally this is true but the seasons can vary just as they did "up north".

I might add....I don't believe in Global Warming but that's a whole other conversation.


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