Time We Had That Talk: UAH 6.0 Satellite Data: No net Warming last 21 Years. Sharp Cooling the last 3 Years. Glaciers Growing, Snow and Ice Increasing. Thermosphere Contracting. Cold...

Squiddiddler Loc: Phoenix

UAH 6.0 Satellite Data:

No net Warming last 21 Years.

Sharp Cooling the last 3 Years.

Glaciers Growing, Snow and Ice Increasing.

Thermosphere Contracting. Cold Records Smashed: ARIMA model shows Sharp Cooling 2020-2050.

Undeniably, people who fall for the "c*****e c****e" h**x are either uninformed, misinformed, or lacking in reasoning sk**ls. But hats off to the h**x leaders for having the foresight to abandon "g****l w*****g" as their rallying cry.
Solar minimums are narrative k**lers.

no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun

Squiddiddler wrote:

UAH 6.0 Satellite Data: br br No net Warming las... (show quote)

Apparently the last mini ice age was in the 1400,s every 200 years after than there was a significant cooling period then a warming trend until the next cooling period. From a number of things I have read, we should expect another mini ice age in the near future (next hundred years( short sighted people think that their life time is a LONG time, but the planet is billions of years old, your or my lifetime is a nanosecond in earth time.

milamber

no propaganda please wrote:

Apparently the last mini ice age was in the 1400,s every 200 years after than there was a significant cooling period then a warming trend until the next cooling period. From a number of things I have read, we should expect another mini ice age in the near future (next hundred years( short sighted people think that their life time is a LONG time, but the planet is billions of years old, your or my lifetime is a nanosecond in earth time.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

milamber wrote:

You people are beyond redemption... get a life for your own sake... geez!!!!!

Squiddiddler Loc: Phoenix

permafrost wrote:

You people are beyond redemption... get a life for your own sake... geez!!!!!

Perma"frost", move to Texas let your brain thaw out.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Squiddiddler wrote:

Perma"frost", move to Texas let your brain thaw out.

Been to Texas and know some very good people down in that fine state...

Yes, it is a bit cold for now, but warming back to normal the next few days...

do you raise plants of any kind in Phoenix??

Tug484

permafrost wrote:

You people are beyond redemption... get a life for your own sake... geez!!!!!

Texas always has dust storms.

Squiddiddler Loc: Phoenix

permafrost wrote:

Been to Texas and know some very good people down in that fine state...

Yes, it is a bit cold for now, but warming back to normal the next few days...

do you raise plants of any kind in Phoenix??

This last year only one back yard tomato, But you can grow most anything that will take the temperature.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Squiddiddler wrote:

This last year only one back yard tomato, But you can grow most anything that will take the temperature.

Great tomatos squidd... I love em... last year we had maybe the best ever, this year not so much, only one variety, a canning tomato did very well, the other 4 types simply would not do as they should..

But I liked it anyway.. Maybe we had more stuff than a couple of old dinosaurs should try and do..

gardening I mean...

Tug484

permafrost wrote:

Great tomatos squidd... I love em... last year we had maybe the best ever, this year not so much, only one variety, a canning tomato did very well, the other 4 types simply would not do as they should..

But I liked it anyway.. Maybe we had more stuff than a couple of old dinosaurs should try and do..

gardening I mean...

I had a lot of tomatoes, squash, and zucchini.
My watermelon had a lot of melons and did nothing. Neither did the cantaloupe.
I had a lot of cucumbers too.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Tug484 wrote:

I had a lot of tomatoes, squash, and zucchini.
My watermelon had a lot of melons and did nothing. Neither did the cantaloupe.
I had a lot of cucumbers too.

Hi Tug, we also got a ton of zuddhini, more then we could eat, the guys down the road and our few poultry like it a lot so it found a home..

winter squash, most did not quite make it, frost hit before it was finished..

then the deer took nearly all our leafy stuff.. that was my own fault I guess.. should know better after all these years..

Next year I think a smaller but better run garden is in order..

glad to hear from a fellow garden hand..

have a great evening..

we had a grand total of 3 pumpkins for carving..

Tug484

permafrost wrote:

Hi Tug, we also got a ton of zuddhini, more then w... (show quote)

You did pretty good too.
Now it's hard to eat a grocery store tomato.
Have a nice evening.

debeda

no propaganda please wrote:

Apparently the last mini ice age was in the 1400,s every 200 years after than there was a significant cooling period then a warming trend until the next cooling period. From a number of things I have read, we should expect another mini ice age in the near future (next hundred years( short sighted people think that their life time is a LONG time, but the planet is billions of years old, your or my lifetime is a nanosecond in earth time.

debeda

Squiddiddler wrote:

UAH 6.0 Satellite Data: br br No net Warming las... (show quote)

Good info, thank you

Iliamna1

Squiddiddler wrote:

This last year only one back yard tomato, But you can grow most anything that will take the temperature.

Beautiful tomatoes. The last time I raised them was back in 2012 I had three clumber spaniels and heard a lot of barking. I saw one of them had managed to break through the fencing to the garden and was d**gging a whole plant behind her. Between the three of them, they ate the tomatoes, flowers, leaves, stems and roots. 12 huge and well-laden plants in one day... Two years before, their mother ate all my roses, entire plants, right down to the roots. Other Clumber owners had similar stories. I gave up gardening.