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I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas - from the fourth graders of Quinhagak, Alaska (Original Post) Blue_In_AK Dec 2014 OP
Very cute! Poor kids... Suich Dec 2014 #1
That is ingenious! countryjake Dec 2014 #2
Ummm considering the average snowfall is zero for Dec according to cstanleytech Dec 2014 #4
I can't speak for Quinhagak, Blue_In_AK Dec 2014 #5
That is why its called climate change. cstanleytech Dec 2014 #6
Yes, and we're the canaries in the coal mine up here. Blue_In_AK Dec 2014 #7
I would kill for weather like Seattle as I live with a combination extremely high humidity and heat cstanleytech Dec 2014 #8
Cute kids. lovemydog Dec 2014 #3

countryjake

(8,554 posts)
2. That is ingenious!
Sat Dec 20, 2014, 12:35 AM
Dec 2014

Thank you so much for sharing it. The expressions on their faces are priceless!



I'd love to show this to a couple of climate-change deniers that I know, just to see their reaction.

Not a speck of snow down here in the foothills of the Northern Cascades yet, either.

Somebody needs to do a bit of rewriting and create the song, "Where Have All the Glaciers Gone".

cstanleytech

(26,281 posts)
4. Ummm considering the average snowfall is zero for Dec according to
Sat Dec 20, 2014, 03:05 AM
Dec 2014
http://www.homefacts.com/weather/Alaska/Bethel-Census-Area-County/Quinhagak.html I dont think it would budge their opinion.
The predicted temp for Christmas day vs annual average temp might do it but I wouldnt hold your breath on that as they probably would still deny it.

Blue_In_AK

(46,436 posts)
5. I can't speak for Quinhagak,
Sat Dec 20, 2014, 03:09 PM
Dec 2014

but Anchorage normally would have had a couple of feet of snow on the ground by now, but instead we have about six inches. According to this link, both Anchorage and Bethel 77 miles from Quinhagak) should have had about 10 inches of snow in November and another 10 inches in December.

http://www.currentresults.com/Weather/Alaska/snowfall-november.php

This is not a normal winter in Alaska. I've lived here since 1975.

cstanleytech

(26,281 posts)
6. That is why its called climate change.
Sun Dec 21, 2014, 01:42 AM
Dec 2014

Not that it matters to some idiots especially the ones who listen to RW talk radio like its gospel.

Blue_In_AK

(46,436 posts)
7. Yes, and we're the canaries in the coal mine up here.
Sun Dec 21, 2014, 01:50 AM
Dec 2014

I heard on the local news a couple nights ago that the climate is warming in the Arctic twice as fast as it is elsewhere. I liked winter - if I wanted Seattle weather, I'd move to Washington.

cstanleytech

(26,281 posts)
8. I would kill for weather like Seattle as I live with a combination extremely high humidity and heat
Sun Dec 21, 2014, 01:53 AM
Dec 2014

during the summer down here in the Augusta GA area.

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