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To: sea_urchin who wrote (8954)3/5/2000 11:49:00 AM
From: PAUL ROBERTSON  Read Replies (1) of 81177
 
Searle,

Even here in Montreal we do not seem to receive the precipitation that we used to as far back as i can remember as a child. The summers are warmer and dryer while the winters are quite volatile...a great deal of snow or weeks of little or none at all.
A friend who had lived all his life in Montreal and who moved to South Carolina two years ago was amazed at the 30+ days of 100 degrees + F that they experienced last summer

Certainly given all the suffering on your continent i do hope, that at the very least, the ground somehow becomes more fertile over time due to the precipitation and that you begin to experience less volatile and more consistent weather patterns.

i agree with your theory, that although we may be moving toward another ice age, our poor little planet just cannot absorb the mass of whatever carbons we emit globally on a daily basis.

Take Care,
paul

P.S. The weather you describe sounds very South American. eg. Costa Rica.
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