Yes ofcourse it's happening it has been happening for at least ten thousand years, what else do you think caused the ice age to recede?. Global Warming!. Duh!.
And to claim that we are the cause of global warming or that our industrialization of the world is speeding it, is just simply not substantiated by any reasonable scientific means. It's simply pseudo science. One meant to derail idustrialization by the enviorenmentalist dumb asses.
And furthermore, no matter what the fuck the government propose to do to slow down supposed global warming, the world will continue to get warmer with or without our industrialization. This is been happening for ten thousand years, and there were no factories, or automobile back then, fact is if industrialization had never taken place, there would still be global warming today untill the next ice age.
*Godless,
Bullshit.
Coming from you, I expected an intellegent approach in debate, I mean this as a compliment. Anyhow go figure, it's now predictable according to you to forcast torandoes & huricanes?. Please provide links.
One of the most dangerous aspects of tornadoes is their capriciousness. Sometimes an updraft gives rise to a tornado; sometimes it does not. Scientists are still hard pressed to predict exactly when and where a tornado will appear; that uncertainty makes it difficult to raise the alarm in time tosave lives.
http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?articleID=00007AD9-70C1-1C76-9B81809EC588EF21
Hurricanes are unpredictable. We never know when one will develop in the Gulf, and when they do, we have a very small window of time to put our plan into action.
http://www.utmb.edu/storm/
In the high county, rugged landscapes and high winds interact to make weather unpredictable. A sunny July day can suddenly deteriorate into a violent thunderstorm leaving a dusting of fresh snow to outline the summits. Just as quickly, the storm may clear and the day return to its previous peacefulness.
http://www.mountainnature.com/Climate/
I think this covers of the unpredictable weather patterns, thus far, I've yet to see any forcast concur with one another, they all differ, the science though getting better is not to the point that can predict a hurricanes formation & direction or when and where a tornado will hit, the understanding of hurricanes is fortuanetly getting lots better yet though they still can't forcast which direction it will go this is why they try and nail it down to a huge wide area. It can't be pin-pointed, they only conclude the most likely.
A tornado on the other hand is completely unpredictable, a cyclone jumps from one place to another in random places, the only thing that is predicted is that a storm is likely to produce tornados.
But hey, i'm just a good bull shiter.
Godless