ApocaDocs: No frost yet isn't good

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Posted Fri Oct 17 2008: from Concord Monitor:


	No frost yet isn't good http://apocadocs.com/s.pl?1224253906 Global climatic change has its short-term upside. It's not instant gloom and doom. And, sure, a 70-degree October day has weather explanations. By itself its not indicative of climate change. Unfortunately, the climate is changing. The frosts and the winter are later. We'd expect a frost around Labor Day. Now it's more than a month later, and still not close. October is more like September. November is more like October. People used to bet on the day of ice out on the big lakes, like Winnipesaukee and Champlain. Now they may not be totally frozen over at all. Two winters ago I kayaked on a still unfrozen Mountain View Lake at the foot of Mount Sunapee around Jan. 1.

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'Doc Michael says:

We're starting to see it on the ground -- or not see it.