Difficulty juggling quotes, however the statement by Marathag that hundreds of cities burned to the ground during WW2 did not produce nuclear winter in 1946, was countered by galveston bay (whom I frequently agree with) presenting British weather data from the particularly snowy winter of early 1947.
If the severe winter of 1946/1947 did, in fact, result from firebombing in 1943 thru early 1945, what happened to the winters of '43/44, '44/45 and particularly 1945/1946? Why would man-made climate change skip a year when no cities burned before striking?
The answer to this might help me better understand present arguments favoring man-made global warming, or the oncoming ice-age predicted in the 1970s.
Dynasoar
If the severe winter of 1946/1947 did, in fact, result from firebombing in 1943 thru early 1945, what happened to the winters of '43/44, '44/45 and particularly 1945/1946? Why would man-made climate change skip a year when no cities burned before striking?
The answer to this might help me better understand present arguments favoring man-made global warming, or the oncoming ice-age predicted in the 1970s.
Dynasoar