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TOO, TOO, TOO MUCH SNOW !!

TOO, TOO, TOO MUCH SNOW !!. Global Warming = Greater Extremes and Less Predictability in Weather. These pictures were taken in Lead, South Dakota , on January 5, 2011. Other 2011 Extremes. Areas around New York got 30 inches of snow in January.

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TOO, TOO, TOO MUCH SNOW !!

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  1. TOO, TOO, TOO MUCH SNOW !! Global Warming = Greater Extremes and Less Predictability in Weather

  2. These pictures were taken in Lead, South Dakota , on January 5, 2011.

  3. Other 2011 Extremes • Areas around New York got 30 inches of snow in January. • Areas around New York had a low temperature of -25 degrees Fahrenheit. • Feb 2 in St. Louis, it had received 11 inches of snow more than the average for that date & for the first time, Hwy 70 had been closed from Wentzville to Kansas City because of ice/sleet/snow.

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