Quote Originally Posted by OttifantSir View Post
And all through this, I have also seen a rise in temperatures. With exception of some cold-streaks, I remember it generally being -20 C for most of the winter when I was in kindergarten and elementary school. Fast-forward to this winter: The coldest temperature we've had this winter, and that lasted three days, was -10 C.
There has been a masssive temperature rise here in England as well. Our sea temps are rising to the point last summer a couple of great white sharks were spotted off the coast of cornwall. Last summer also saw record breaking temps.....43c in my garden...average temps were running on about 38c and this year the met office reckon we will have temps higher than last year.

We have also had the mildest winter on record if you could call it winter lolol and the freakiest weather changes I have ever seen.

With the temperatures rising the ice caps are melting and along with that the sea levels are rising, and the english coast line is starting to corrode so england is slowly but surely getting smaller.

Makes you wonder if there really is anything that we as a world nation can do