Global Dimming

Bird · May 23, 2006

( I wish we had a little global warming in my neck of the woods! )

Be careful what you wish for. We've already hit 97 degrees once last week and now in the low 90s every day, still in a drought, and no rain in sight. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif

NewToy · May 23, 2006

Yesterday was May 22nd and I had to scrape a heavy frost off my windshield!

Who am I supposed to blame for it?

That was my next ecological topic du jour, the dreaded "Global Frosting"

John

NewToy · May 23, 2006

Yesterday was May 22nd and I had to scrape a heavy frost off my windshield!

Who am I supposed to blame for it?

That was my next ecological topic du jour, the dreaded "Global Frosting"

John

flwiii · May 23, 2006

We hit 105 and we had dust instead of rain. Don't need Global Warming. Have plenty of that already. I keep a thermometer in the air conditioning vent of the car. Got in it at 5:00 PM on Friday and it was 135 degrees in there. Now that's one hot steering wheel to grab hold of.

Will Gobal Dimming cool it down a little. If so, I'll take a case.

flwiii · May 23, 2006

We hit 105 and we had dust instead of rain. Don't need Global Warming. Have plenty of that already. I keep a thermometer in the air conditioning vent of the car. Got in it at 5:00 PM on Friday and it was 135 degrees in there. Now that's one hot steering wheel to grab hold of.

Will Gobal Dimming cool it down a little. If so, I'll take a case.

Bird · May 23, 2006

( Now that's one hot steering wheel to grab hold of. )

Yep, I'm familiar with that situation. The thermometer I normally use for HVAC stuff only goes to 120 so I don't leave it in the car. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

Bird · May 23, 2006

( Now that's one hot steering wheel to grab hold of. )

Yep, I'm familiar with that situation. The thermometer I normally use for HVAC stuff only goes to 120 so I don't leave it in the car. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif