A Decade of Global Warming-Fueled Extreme Weather

by: TheGreenMiles

I moved to Virginia in June 2002. Just since then, some of the records set in Washington, DC and at National Airport in Arlington: 4 of the top 10 warmest years on record 3 of the top 8 largest snowfalls on record Set the all-time record for most precipitation in a year with 60.83" in 2003 Capital Weather Gang looks at some of this week's highest rainfall totals, with Fort Belvoir's 8.82" ranking among the highest on record. Joe Romm has a good look at this month's East Coast flooding through a historic lens as we continue getting triple-teamed by tropical storms. The scary part is we're still in the very early stages of climate change. What kind of extreme weather world will our children face even a couple of decades from now?But no need to cut our climate pollution, right John Boehner, Eric Cantor & Mitch McConnell? Best to just keep waiting it out, cashing coal & oil checks, and blaming ... uhhh, moon volcanoes! Cosmic rays!