World Map of global warming and cooling
Feb 18th 2005 | 9:16 pm
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World Map of global warming and cooling
Le Monde publishes on the weekend a magazine, today`s
issue is on global warming.
They have a large world map of where the warming and
colling is occurring.
Cooling--
In the ocean, some areas in the Pacific, and the Southern
oceans.
Landwise-Australia has several regions in the west.
The west coast of South Africa
Northern India
Washington state area
Coastal Peru
***
Warming
Mostly all of Europe on into Russia to Siberia
West Coast of Africa
South Africa region-Rhodesia etc
But virtually none of the rest of interior
Africa?
In the US,
Arizona-New Mexico and Northern Mexico
The East of the Mississippi but not
Florida and nearby areas just to the North.
The Mid-west is not warming
In South America is it mostly Brazil near
the Atlantic
Central America and the Caribbean are not affected.
Most of the warming appears in the Northern Hemisphere.
The areas heating far exceed the regions cooling in size.
Earl
issue is on global warming.
They have a large world map of where the warming and
colling is occurring.
Cooling--
In the ocean, some areas in the Pacific, and the Southern
oceans.
Landwise-Australia has several regions in the west.
The west coast of South Africa
Northern India
Washington state area
Coastal Peru
***
Warming
Mostly all of Europe on into Russia to Siberia
West Coast of Africa
South Africa region-Rhodesia etc
But virtually none of the rest of interior
Africa?
In the US,
Arizona-New Mexico and Northern Mexico
The East of the Mississippi but not
Florida and nearby areas just to the North.
The Mid-west is not warming
In South America is it mostly Brazil near
the Atlantic
Central America and the Caribbean are not affected.
Most of the warming appears in the Northern Hemisphere.
The areas heating far exceed the regions cooling in size.
Earl
Feb 19th 2005 | 12:39 am
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Re: World Map of global warming and cooling
"Earl Evleth" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Cooling--
> In the ocean, some areas in the Pacific, and the Southern
> oceans.
> Landwise-Australia has several regions in the west.
Is this "map" available on the net anywhere?
Gerrit - Western Australia where we are desperate for rain!
news:BE3CD087.56CA1%[email protected]...
> Cooling--
> In the ocean, some areas in the Pacific, and the Southern
> oceans.
> Landwise-Australia has several regions in the west.
Is this "map" available on the net anywhere?
Gerrit - Western Australia where we are desperate for rain!
Feb 19th 2005 | 2:14 am
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Re: World Map of global warming and cooling
"Earl Evleth" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Le Monde publishes on the weekend a magazine, today`s
> issue is on global warming.
> They have a large world map of where the warming and
> colling is occurring.
> Cooling--
> In the ocean, some areas in the Pacific, and the Southern
> oceans.
> Landwise-Australia has several regions in the west.
> The west coast of South Africa
> Northern India
> Washington state area
> Coastal Peru
Say, is that the Washington State in the US? Because I live there and it's
feeling kind of warm to me. (Admittedly an unscientific observation.) But
we're having another early spring: daffodils in bloom, fruit trees starting.
My geraniums bloomed all winter sheltered on the porch. And it got hotter
than usual again last summer. Well, maybe it's some other part of the state,
not Seattle.
Marianne
news:BE3CD087.56CA1%[email protected]...
> Le Monde publishes on the weekend a magazine, today`s
> issue is on global warming.
> They have a large world map of where the warming and
> colling is occurring.
> Cooling--
> In the ocean, some areas in the Pacific, and the Southern
> oceans.
> Landwise-Australia has several regions in the west.
> The west coast of South Africa
> Northern India
> Washington state area
> Coastal Peru
Say, is that the Washington State in the US? Because I live there and it's
feeling kind of warm to me. (Admittedly an unscientific observation.) But
we're having another early spring: daffodils in bloom, fruit trees starting.
My geraniums bloomed all winter sheltered on the porch. And it got hotter
than usual again last summer. Well, maybe it's some other part of the state,
not Seattle.
Marianne
