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To: weatherguru who wrote (834270)	2/4/2015 1:06:54 PM
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Do you like wunderground? I do. 2014: Hottest Year in Recorded Human History wunderground.com Turn Off the Carbon Dioxide Emissions – It Still Gets Warmer wunderground.com "2014 Weather And Climate Break World Records" High Pressure Records in Jeopardy Across Great Plains wunderground.com Get Ready for Super-Extreme Weather: “We Are Just Now Experiencing the Full Effect of CO2 Emitted [by] the Late 1980s” By Climate Guest Blogger on Jan 30, 2012 at 5:30 pm Next Up: The Droughts, Heat Waves, and Floods from the Last Two Decades’ Surge in CO2 Levels JR: Meteorologist Dr. Jeff Masters said in June that, driven by global warming, “It Is Quite Possible That 2010 Was The Most Extreme Weather Year Globally Since 1816.? In a late December PBS story on the link between 2011's “mind-boggling” extreme weather and global warming, Masters said it’s like “being on steroids … for the atmosphere.” Now Masters examines “Where is the climate headed?” by Jeff Masters, cross-posted from the WunderBlog "Water vapor and feedback mechanisms associated with water vapor is the culprit. " According to wunderground, water vapor is a feedback mechanism. While water vapor is the most abundant greenhouse gas in the atmosphere, the amount in the atmosphere is directly related to temperature. As air temperature increases, the amount of water vapor the atmosphere can hold goes up, as well. This is an important feedback effect: more warming leads to more water vapor, and more water vapor leads to more warming Read more at wunderground.com