When will global warming give us better DC weather, still too cold
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Anonymous
| When is the plan for global warming to hear up the DC area so we can have shorter winters and warmer springs? It would help me plan my retirement. |
Anonymous
| What? Today is absolutely perfect. With a little more sun it would be ideal, but it's beautifully crisp without being cold. |
Anonymous
| You’re gonna have to wait a couple hundred years to retire. |
Anonymous
| I assume we will have hotter summers which is not an improvement to me. |
Anonymous
I'd prefer 70 degree waiter and springs |
Anonymous
This. We will end up with hotter longer summers and probably have ice storms in the winter (like NC) instead of snow. Not looking forward to it. |
Anonymous
| OP, Your priorities are messed up |
Anonymous
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OP, you really need to read up on climate change. While winters in DC will almost certainly continue to be warmer and warmer on average, they will still be wet, and there will be plenty of days in the 30s for centuries, as a PP said.
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Anonymous
| Hotter more humid summers would be miserable. No please no. I don't believe in man made climate change, but I do believe in climate change and its not good. With rising temps will be rising waters here too, and DC is below sea level. There may be no DC to enjoy hypothetical mild winters in. |
Anonymous
This is like saying you don’t believe in gravity. |
Anonymous
It’s even weirder/stupider than that. It’s like saying you do believe in gravity, but not that it’s caused by the earth’s mass. |
Anonymous
| I'm from New England so I thought DC was warm 30 years ago. |
Anonymous
+1 OP, you’re a disappointment. |
Anonymous
Same for me. I'm from the upper Midwest. Winters here are nothing. It almost always gets above 32 during the day. We might get a total of one week where it is below that (maybe). Walking weather. |
Anonymous
| I guess the idiot OP was happy yesterday. |