That’s an interesting tactic. Especially from someone who refuses to discuss the issue. The issue of snow came up again, no doubt prompted by actual snow breaking records, and being impossible to ignore. Some idiot politician also threw a snowball, which would be funny if it wasn’t so snowy right now. Brazil brought up the infamous “children won’t know what snow is”, because climate scientists had been bemoaning the lack of snow and cold winters, when therer was a lack of cold winters and snow.
Of course the warmers have no answer, so it’s tap dancing, even trying to claim “more snow means it’s getting warmer”, which is about as far from reality as one can actually get.
When asked directly if he agrees with that, it’s typical warmer avoidance.
Of course he already had “translated” the article for us.
So one migh ask, “Does that mean less snow cover or not?”
Which is the obvious question. If children won’t know what snow is, does that mean more snow or less snow? (that’s a rhetorical question, nobody can be stupid enough to think he meant it would be snowing more)
And just as obvious he was talking about the rare snowstorm would catch people by surprise, since it hadn’t snowed in twenty years, nobody would be prepared when it did.
But in the warmer world anything is possible. He actually meant it would snow more when it did snow (cause warmer means more snow), but over all there will be less snow (because warmer means less snow)
So it doesn’t matter to the warmer what happens, it’s all global warming, because in the warmer world it’s actually impossible for anything to not be global warming, because they “know” it’s happening, so as Trenberth said, all weather events are impacted by global warming.
Who can argue with that sort of hard nosed scientific logic?
It’s why mockery and humor seem so much better ways to deal with the continual clown parade of predictions of doom, and the hand wringing and anger from those who hate global warming, but not enough to actually do anything about it.
Or to even discuss it.
The link and commentary on the obvious effect of enormous urban centers in SoCal, how does a warmer deal with that? Windmills and solar panels won’t change that problem. In fact, it might make it worse.