Have you noticed how nearly all weather phenomena these days are called proof of “global warming”? When it’s hot and dry, that’s labeled global warming. When the weather is “normal,” we’re told global warming includes such “pauses” before the scary warming patterns continue.
And now, even cold weather is called evidence of warming. The Associated Press reported that some scientists think severe cold in much of the world this winter may be attributable to global warming, too.
That raises a question: If cold and heat alike “prove” global warming, what weather could disprove it?
This all sounds like a case of “Heads we win, tails you lose.”