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Is the Canadian tar sands development creating a heat island effect that is affecting the jet stream?

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  • Asked by jvarrecc
  • on 2012-02-01 19:10:10
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Cold fighting

If I were to wear shorts and a short sleeve T-shirt and stand outside in reasonably cool weather for a year (or more), would my body slowly be abel to fully compensate for the cold weather, and thereby I would not feel cold at all afterwards under the same conditions?

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  • Asked by ln64z3
  • on 2011-11-09 11:11:10
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Sultry nights

A daytime temperature of 20 °C is nice and comfortable, so why is it that if the temperature at night time is 20 °C and you are trying to get to sleep it feels uncomfortably hot, and you spend the night bathed in sweat, pushing the sheets on and off?

Craig Mackie, London, UK

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What is the distinctive smell that comes when it rains after a long period of dry weather?

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Why does water in the atmosphere clump together into clouds? Why doesn't it spread evenly across the sky?

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Why does water in the atmosphere clump together into clouds? Why doesn't it spread evenly across the sky?

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Could Global Warming actually cool the Earth?

Will it work this way ?

As the Earth's Temperature rises, this should result in more evaporation especially from the oceans which means more cloud formation. This will  have two effects : 1. More cloud cover resulting in a relatively lesser exposure of Earth's Surface to direct sunlight and 2. Greater Precipitation - The rains cooling the Earth's surface and Snowfall  returning the ice cap to the poles. Further some CO2 also dissolves and returns to the Earth reducing the load of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

 

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  • Asked by vinigma
  • on 2011-07-01 04:35:00
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Categories: Weather .

Tags: unanswered, weather, Earth, environment, globalwarming, cloud, CO2, Greenhousegases, weatherchange.

 

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Could Global Warming actually cool the Earth?

Will it work this way ?

As the Earth's Temperature rises, this should result in more evaporation especially from the oceans which means more cloud formation. This will  have two effects : 1. More cloud cover resulting in a relatively lesser exposure of Earth's Surface to direct sunlight and 2. Greater Precipitation - The rains cooling the Earth's surface and Snowfall  returning the ice cap to the poles. Further some CO2 also dissolves and returns to the Earth reducing the load of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

 

 

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  • Asked by vinigma
  • on 2011-05-27 10:36:00
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Wet weather problem

Why do I find I want to urinate more frequently and more copiously in very cold weather?

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Man Made Earthquakes, Tsunami's & Death Ray

Here I am about to tell you something that will literally blow your mind, there is a Man Made machne that can control Mother Nature.

This machine can control clouds, make tsunami's even including Japan's biggest earthquake, there is no logic into why Japan keeps suffering from earthquakes.  This machine is live since 1993 please Google search all Tsunami's, Earthquakes after 1993 & then do a search before 1993 & see how less Mother Nature didn't destroy human lives. There is no conspiracy about this & I have good proof about this too, I want you all to go to Yu Tube & under the searh bar type in Raj Meister.  There you will see 3 videos out of the 4 as You Tube have disabled two of my accounts as it doesn't want me to upload Freedom Of Speech videos.

However I am using an alternative & my website is under construction (rajmeister.com) please be patient with me as I know this is a lot to take in right now.  But scienitifcally & gegoraphally I need you guys on board with me. Please find out what you can & report back here, I am only trying to send out the truth. "We Are The Future" - Raj Meister

 

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