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In a message dated 1/9/2007 6:40:07 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
pointnorther_light at yahoo.com writes:

I don't  see how you people can stand to live there.  And with global 
warming,  you'll have Havana's climate pretty soon.



The Southern States do tend to get warm during the Spring, Summer (Hot) and  
Fall and even into early Winter buy cold weather does arruve -- especially in  
northern Florida and those who are up in Georgia have experienced some real  
winter in December-March.  Heck I thought it was very cold in April in  
Georgia.
 
The weather goes through cycles.  One year it is very cold and another  it is 
warmer than expected.  Just because it is very warm does not indicate  Global 
Warming for on some part of the globe there is very cold weather being  
experienced by someone.  
 
The measurement of climate is an incremental thing that tends to show  trends 
over decades of measuring.  Each January we experience a January  Thaw (usual 
but not necessarily consistent or able to be predicted),  We  had our days in 
the Mid Atlantic States when the  temperature fell into the  20s and then it 
went up into the 50s and even hit 73 on Sunday but now it is  back in the 40s. 
 By February and March we will have had Snow and very low  temperatures 
before recovering in late Spring when temperatures will climb once  more.
 
Florida will also have its winter though not as deep as northern  states.  
Life is experienced in cycles.
 
The oceans are not going to rise and flood the coast this year and most  
likely that will not happen next year either.  The earth system (ecosystem)  
adjusts over time and takes care of itself.
 
Skylander