It is a sign alright. A bad winter will be the least of the trouble to come. Just wait a few years and then see what is going on. If you can see
light and know truth, you will see through the darkest of storms.
interesting, but I have no clue, can you explain a bit further why colder temperatures around the poles would mean a bad winter?
I would think colder temps around the poles would be a normal thing but then again I really don't know much about this topic except that warmer
waters fuel bigger and stronger cyclones.
Well I was thinking it was strange because I thought when its winter in the northern hemiphere its summer in the southern hemiphere due to the earths
rotation. Sine its summer I thought the artic waters south would be warmer but there both below freezing. Thats my logic and it just got me
wondering.
that makes sense I guess, but I did some general reading on Antartica and it seems even in midst of summer there the temps are still pretty darn cold
(-20 F/-28 C).