>> Yep :(. Like I said, we finally got one yesterday, which is 2-4 months
>> late. We'll see how long it lasts.
>
>  It's quite rare that there's absolutely no snow in New Year's eve.
> Now was the second time in a row that that happened.

Yeh, this is the 2nd year running here that we really don't have any snow at 
all by mid-January.  In fact we've seen temperatures as high as 12 which is 
extremely unusual.  Saying that though, the winter before that was one of 
the coldest we'd had in a long time, with record amounts of snow.  That was 
in March though - still two months to go!

>  Either it's an incredible coincidence or global warming is really
> escalating exponentially.

Given that even the die-hard pro-man-made-global-warming activists are 
quoting figures like 5-10 degrees per *century* rise, a sudden change to 
several degrees per *year* would be quite unlikely - and mean that we're all 
going to be dead pretty soon...

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