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March 14, 2006

Climatic tipping point?

Winter in parts of Canada has been as much as 6 degrees above normal — six degrees Celsius, that is, or about 11 degrees Fahrenheit.

Alberta, Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories were more than 6 degrees above normal, the story says.

Just a jet stream aberration? At least in part due to global warming?

Or, a climatic tipping point from global warming?

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