Could it be more obvious?

[lambdacoug]

I am not sure warming is really in question. It has been getting warmner. The question is the degree to which man's activities are uniquely responsible, as opposed to sun spots and other natural atmospheric inputs.

Actually, I don't think that is much in question, either.

http://www.nature.com/news/at-least-three-quarters-of-climate-change-is-man-made-1.9538

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/1...cc.34/abstract

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_warming_controversy#Scientific_consensus

I could provide a lot more.

[Tim]

My sister-in-law lives in Lee's Summit.

That's all.

[Color Me Badd Fan]

I had a pretty pleasant Julys in my neck of the woods. Lots of rain relatively speaking too. This must be evidence of Global Cooling.

[Uncle Ted]

We heard a lot of this last year in Texas. It was the hottest summer on record. Ergo, manmade climate change exists.

Yup, I was convinced year that manmade climate exists. This summer, however, has been pretty nice. I am not so convinced now.

[Babs]

Yup, I was convinced year that manmade climate exists. This summer, however, has been pretty nice. I am not so convinced now.

Apparently global warming moved to Oklahoma this year. It hit 115 in OKC the other day. That's unheard of up there.

[Uncle Ted]

Apparently global warming moved to Oklahoma this year. It hit 115 in OKC the other day. That's unheard of up there.

Yes, I saw that. Let's hope it doesn't move down this way.

[Babs]

Yes, I saw that. Let's hope it doesn't move down this way.

I think I'm in the clear. Yesterday was a new record high at a whopping 93 degrees. Head advisory issued and everything. lol.

[Coach McGuirk]

Head advisory issued and everything.

[Babs]

lol. And this is why you don't post while on the phone at work.

[Coach McGuirk]

lol. And this is why you don't post while on the phone at work.

That was a new level of (wo)man made heat and one I was willing to believe in.

[Donuthole]

The good kind of heat stroke.

[clackamascoug]

Apparently global warming moved to Oklahoma this year. It hit 115 in OKC the other day. That's unheard of up there.

I have the sweetest picture of myself in front of a bank temp sign in Tahlequah, OK in Aug of 1980 that reads 115*. I wore a white Tony Lama cowboy hat that summer, and nobody (church wise) ever said a word to me.

Babs, you'e going to have to fill me in on your OK connections. I served in the OKC III ward, and lived on 39th and MacArthur. FM lived in Tulsa and went to the Tulsa II ward, and went to the white brick building off the expressway around 11th ave. We could have a party!

[Babs]

I have the sweetest picture of myself in front of a bank temp sign in Tahlequah, OK in Aug of 1980 that reads 115*. And Tahlequah is in the mountains.

Babs, you'e going to have to fill me in on your OK connections. I served in the OKC III ward, and lived on 39th and MacArthur. FM lived in Tulsa and went to the Tulsa II ward, and went to the white brick building off the expressway around 11th ave. We could have a party!

Sooner born and Sooner bred. I only moved to Austin to go to UT. (I know, I know.)

[Omaha 680]

Actually, I don't think that is much in question, either.

http://www.nature.com/news/at-least-three-quarters-of-climate-change-is-man-made-1.9538

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/1...cc.34/abstract

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_warming_controversy#Scientific_consensus

I could provide a lot more.

Would you say "the science is settled?" Or perhaps "when the UNIPCC speaks, the debate is over."

I can't believe there's not a Summon Oxcoug banner.

[Babs]

Oh, and yes, I think I heard once that FM was around the Tulsa area.