Temperatures on the Greenland ice sheet have dropped to 101 degrees F below the freezing point. This is exactly what we expect from an overheated atmosphere, and is a sure sign that the ice sheets are going to melt and drown us all.
There can be little doubt that NASA will make a big deal about the record cold, and that it will be widely covered by the press.
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I wonder what their all time low is.
The coverage of the Romney Obama race I’d think. 🙂
ROFLMAO!!!!!!
Where’s the “like” button?
It looks like it would be hard to get 18 holes in at the twighlight rate.
“101 degrees F below the freezing point.”
So what does this mean in the Celsius scale that the world uses?
It’s right there in the screenshot, RoHa. Or you could ask Google.
Hold-on while I calculate….
…+5…
…carry 1…
…divided by…
…It doesn’t f%$*ing matter, as it’s too cold to melt!
We don’t care.