as i am still waiting for a response to some of the questions i posed on the "god hands over thermometer" thread, i guess i will just try giving you answers instead:
what you are referring to is extreme weather. extreme weather is not defined by it's temeperature range, but rather by it's anomolus nature
for instance, cold summers are anomolous as we all know that summer is usually warm.
this does not happen due to stability in the environment. nor does it happen due to cooling. the only way you can produce more erratic weather patterns is to heat the system up. heating creates greater movement of air. bigger winds mean greater and more unusual movements of moisture and temperature.
snow in unexpected places, cold summers, and drought/abnormal wildfire activity are all activated by unseasonal or unusual winds
now the 2nd law of thermodynamics prevent such things from happening in a cooling or stable environment.
these things are concrete proof of warming, whether it be man made or natural.
if it were cooling, the whole globe would be descending into a cooling pattern. all you have done is hi-lighted the anomolies within a generally warm and unpredictable climate.
