I think some people leaving comments here need to look up the difference between "Weather" and "Climate". So many people are in denial about climate change; like a cancer patient who refuses to believe he's about to die. First comes denial. Then bargainin

It's too bad that the bases for determining climate change are clouded by poor data gathering, analyses, and reporting. Is this the New World Order?

@scott_manson and @mavrik64, here's Monbiot on the snow, educate yourselves: http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/blog/2010/jan/06/cold-snap-climate-sceptics

-ctions.

-ctions. Also, as sea levels rise and currents change, there is a chance some places will get cooler - but this is still a bad thing as the rate of change is beyond flora, fauna, food and living condition's rate of adaptation.

Just a couple of things: it's 'climate change' not 'global warming'. Climate is trends over 30 years, weather is what's happening to us now. The Climate is warming, and weather events are getting more extreme. This is inline with climate scientists' predi

Global warming may affect some areas, but northwest Europe will get colder. More rain in summer and more snow in winter

Oh the irony......................

Smashing stuff.

I mean, wow, wouldn't THAT suck!

Genius

Laughter is the best cure, and this is not a joke knocking or promoting climate change..I approve!

Sigh. The snow is within acceptable parameters of global warming since it means we get more extreme weather events. That's why it's referred to as climate change as it doesn't mean that everywhere suddenly becomes hotter.

So the snow we're getting at the moment is within acceptable parameters for Global warming - ball***s

Classic! I have my suspicions, too...

Brilliant.