Brrr! Its Snowing!

**NewEnglander** · 11th May 10, 03:41 AM

We had a frost warning here in Southern New England the past few evenings...but for the past couple weeks it's been in the 80's (F) and sunny. I prefer to use the phrase "global climate change" as opposed to "global warming". But I don't mean to open that can of worms. As we say around here, "Don't like the weather? Wait five minutes!"

**denmcdough** · 11th May 10, 04:18 AM

Upper Wisconsin had 5" of snow. Here in PA, we have no snow, but it's cold and the wind is kicking up like crazy...going on three days now. I'm tired of severe wind. Enough already!

**JolyStNicholas** · 11th May 10, 04:31 AM

Lads if ya be want'in ta trade I be the one ta talk ta. We have been hav'in 90* weather down here already and I'm tired of it, we went from winter{Ha}ta hot summer! And it's just the first part of May! I do not want ta think about July and August!

**Lallans** · 11th May 10, 08:22 AM

In Eastern Ontario we've now had more snow in May than we did in March. Enough about global warming, let us return to the big scare of previous decades, The Coming (AKA, The Returning) Ice Age!

**Livingston** · 11th May 10, 10:45 AM

We're in for cooling temps, rain and then snow tomorrow. It is supposed to be 6-10" and, they say, melting all day.

**starbkjrus** · 11th May 10, 11:04 AM

Lets stay away from Global Warming guys. That one is a political hot button (and one of MY personal ones).

Lets just go with the weather has been rather odd this year.

Here in Northern Virginia it's cool and rainy. Better than 90+ F I suppose which we had last week.

**MacBean** · 11th May 10, 12:21 PM

As a scientist, I really have to point out that global warming may have become a political hot button, but it is fundamentally an area for scientific invenstigation, not political debate.

The frost-free date for Pennsylvania is usually May 31, and we're not there yet. It sure is cold though! I love it - good for working outside, good for wearing kilts!