The warmest winter on record could have far-reaching effects on everything from wildfire season to erosion, climatologists say, while offering a preview of what the season could resemble in the not-so-distant future unless steps are taken to cut greenhouse gas emissions. Winter comes to a close on Tuesday night – early Wednesday on Canada’s East Coast – with the arrival of the spring equinox. But climatologist David Phillips says it’s almost as if this winter in Canada never happened. “I called it the lost season,” said Phillips, a senior climatologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada. The warmest winter on […]
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This is the coldest winter we’ll ever see again.
Not necessarily, we’re on the tail end of El Nino, so we should get colder winters for a bit once that ends.
The last winter of La Nina will be the coldest winter we’ll have again from that point forward, it’s hell from there on out