every other day there are reporting more or record breaking snowfall from the east to the west coast.

how bad are these glob warms going to melt down when they loose their key boogey man to scare everyone into socialism.

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Here in Oregon, where the Coast and Cascade ranges were over 100% of normal in December, the governor is pushing an emergency spending plan to protect groundwater tables which are "threatened by low snowpack levels".

This is the same moron who fired George Taylor because George doesn't buy into AGW.

Someday they'll do a documentary on all this and expose the real truth...

They'll show Evil Al in his secret jungle laboratory beaming his evil weather ray at the moon, which is then reflected back to earth. The evil weather ray causes global warming, and Evil Al makes a fortune selling carbon credits.

But watch out. Evil Al could just as easily use his evil weather ray to cause global cooling. If you notice him starting to sell goose down credits you'll know fer sure that we're in for a severe ice age.

And then, of course, he's using his evil weather ray to cause Obama to make impassioned speeches. All those weeping liberals are starting to cause global flooding. We'll know fer sure when Evil Al starts selling lifejacket credits.

2007, Coolest Winter Since 2001 For U.S., Globe, According To NOAA Data (Science Daily)

"The average temperature across both the contiguous U.S. and the globe during climatological winter (December 2007-February 2008) was the coolest since 2001, according to scientists at NOAA’s National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, N.C. In terms of winter precipitation, Pacific storms, bringing heavy precipitation to large parts of the West, produced high snowpack that will provide welcome runoff this spring. [...]

During January alone, 170 inches of snow fell at the Alta ski area near Salt Lake City, Utah, more than twice the normal amount for the month, eclipsing the previous record of 168 inches that fell in 1967. At the end of February, seasonal precipitation for the 2008 Water Year, which began on October 1, 2007, was well above average over much of the West.

Mountain snowpack exceeded 150 percent of average in large parts of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Oregon at the end of February. Spring run-off from the above average snowpack in the West is expected to be beneficial in drought plagued areas.

Record February precipitation in the Northeast helped make the winter the fifth wettest on record for the region. New York had its wettest winter, while Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Vermont, and Colorado to the West, had their second wettest.

Snowfall was above normal in northern New England, where some locations posted all-time record winter snow totals. Concord, N.H., received 100.1 inches, which was 22.1 inches above the previous record set during the winter of 1886-87. Burlington, Vt., received 103.2 inches, which was 6.3 inches above the previous record set during the winter of 1970-71."

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