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Tom Gardner wrote:
On Dec 27, 12:05 am, brian whatcott wrote: I was shocked when somebody showed me that the UK is approximately on Siberian latitudes, so that there is supposed to be some warm flow that keeps it bearable - but that flow is not immutable, apparently... Very clearly shown in the the 0degree isotherm for January, see http://etc.usf.edu/Maps/pages/3000/3031/3031.jpg Also consider that the "polar bear capital of Canada" is at the same latitude as the south of England. Interesting that the January 30degF isotherm pushes north in the North Atlantic and North Pacific while the 70degF+ band in the tropics pushes south at mid-Summer in South America, Australia and South Africa. Brian W |
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