Re:An unconfirmed tweet about Freeport LNG is upending gas m...
by dogcatter on Saturday November 12, 2022 @05:32AM
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> the common interpretation of winter which is December -> March in the Northern Hemisphere
As I hope you are learning, in very many places in the northern hemisphere, perhaps including most of Europe, that is not what people mean by 'winter'.
Re:An unconfirmed tweet about Freeport LNG is upending gas m...
by Tade0 on Saturday November 12, 2022 @07:00AM
(#33572281)
Well, most of Europe stopped having consistent snow, so we can't refer to it like that any more.
I remember when I was a kid come November there was frost on the ground and the soil would gradually freeze and harden, creating the type of environment needed for snow to persist.
Twenty years have passed and it's all gone now. We have droughts in the summer though, for which we're largely unprepared because water retention was never a concern before.
That's climate change for you I guess.
When I read something like 'this Winter is warm with minimal gas burned so far', I refer back to the common interpretation of winter which is December -> March in the Northern Hemisphere, because otherwise I would have to start interpreting what the other three seasons mean also.