Links Grow on Trees – Take Shelter from the Rain

Rain Drop on WindowIts been a really dry summer in Toronto…for the most part. Then the other night it started raining. I checked the weather forecast to see what was in store, and I saw the unexpected. In a 24-hour period, we were expected to receive 30-40 mm of rain. That’s a lot of water! We didn’t actually get that much, and now its nice and hot and dry out again.

As a kid growing up, I don’t remember the weather being this inconsistent. This year’s weather has been all about inconsistency. Our winter went from cold to hot to cold to hot. We were wearing T-shirts in February, then snowsuits two weeks later. This summer, in particularly, has been really hot…definitely the hottest Canadian summer I have ever experienced. I’m not a climatologist, and I’m not going to say that this is all the result of global warming, but you can’t ignore what’s happening. The weather is not what it used to be – its much more erratic and unpredictable. And its taking its toll on everyone. Though the deniers still exist, you have to wonder how much longer they will be able to do it in the face of the observational evidence we’re being given by the planet.

Last week’s post, Community Bonds – A Primer, was included in a number of blog carnivals including:

Thanks to all the carnival hosts for their time and efforts! As we head into the weekend, here’s a look at some quality articles I read in the blogosphere this week:

Happy Weekend Everyone!

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One thought on “Links Grow on Trees – Take Shelter from the Rain

  1. Yes weather has been pretty strange this year. For whatever reason global warming decided to skip the pacific northwest this summer. I don’t remember a summer here with so much rain and clouds. Weather is bound to change a lot as the earth warms up and large amounts of ice melt.

    Anyways, thanks for the mention and have a good weekend.
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