re: #72 celticdragon

The deniers refuse to understand basic meteorology. When you have rising temperatures at the equator, you can have increased evaporation and then precipitation…and that means more snow in the winter as long as the local temp is below freezing…but don’t expect the snow to stick around real long.

This concept is not at all difficult. I got it immediately back in the mid 80’s when it was first introduced.

El Nino, followed by La Nina results in more precip. As the average temp goes up, the effect increases.

It’s the whole chain of causation thingy.