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Botany

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4. I said might .... I did not say it is because of climate change.

Reply to dipsydoodle (Reply #3)

Fri Dec 6, 2013, 11:24 AM

Dec 2013

Many storms and weather patterns all of the world in many cases are fueled to some degree because of the
change in regional planetary systems from global climate change.

The high pressure system that has been present in the N. Atlantic @ times helped to make hurricane Sandy
even worse and moved the jet stream last spring and that gave us spring snows in the east and much
colder then expected temperatures.

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European storm turns deadly and threatens worst tidal surge in decades [View all] DonViejo Dec 2013 OP

Once again storms like this might very well be from climate change Botany Dec 2013 #1

Oh really. dipsydoodle Dec 2013 #3

I said might .... I did not say it is because of climate change. Botany Dec 2013 #4

I was bit OTT there. dipsydoodle Dec 2013 #5

yesh, these severe storms all over the world are all just a coincidence. olddad56 Dec 2013 #7

Danish meteorological office confirms '100-year tidal surge' Celefin Dec 2013 #2

Varies according to the depth of the North Sea - shollower further south. dipsydoodle Dec 2013 #6