What if Summer didn't come to New York?
Evidence has been mounting that climate change can take place quickly - on the order of decades (or even a single decade) rather than dozens of centuries. It is intriguing to note that global warming can trigger events that may not be locally warm. Last Spring evidence was presented that suggested a potential mini ice age for the Northeastern US that could commence within the decade. A much cooler/wetter Northern Europe is also a possibility.
A very interesting read detailing the current thinking was published by The National Academy of Sciences this year. The full text is available online
http://books.nap.edu/books/0309074347/html/index.html
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