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To: DizzyG who wrote (700956)	9/9/2005 1:21:22 PM
From: DuckTapeSunroof	Respond to of 769670

The expression of countervaling trends in ice accumulation vs. melt-off in west Antarctica would even more significantly slow global rises in average ocean levels (a good thing from the point-of-view of most coastal residents), when added to the increased snowfall rates in east Antarctica... even while it would likely not have such a significant effect upon average global temperatures, nor upon the more significant temperature spikes in large continental areas due to the 'continental effect'. All told, our weather monitoring is still inadequate in many areas of the world. Data is too scanty, and models too imprecise. Likely, increases in computing power will solve at least one of those problems in fairly short order. Message 21688633