It Looks Like Global Warming Alright! Pigs Can Fly!

White-out: A Nasa satellite image taken at 11.15am yesterday shows the extent of the deep freeze. Only the tip of Anglesey, the Cumbrian coast and parts of Western Scotland are still green.

• Man made global warming is here! Yeah right! It is causing massive temperature drop to the entire planet. Unfortunately, too many sheeple are still being taken for a ride over this man made global warming scam. Wake up people. Pigs cannot fly.
   
  At -21c UK is as cold as the South Pole: Biggest freeze for 30 years wreaks havoc (and there are 10 more days to come)
  Deep freeze Britain was as cold as the South Pole as temperatures plummeted to a staggering minus 21c. Amid increasing fears of an energy crisis, the country is locked in the biggest chill for nearly 30 years.
   
  The mercury sank to minus 21.2C (minus 6.2F) in parts of the Scottish Highlands – considerably colder than some home freezers – with bitterly cold temperatures everywhere else on another day of widespread weather disruption. Icy conditions have again left roads in a treacherous state and caused delays and cancellations for rail and air passengers. Hundreds of schools have also shut again today, resulting in a full week of closure for some children.
    
  Last night forecasters gave a grim warning of worse to come, with strong winds blowing in to add wind chill to already below-zero temperatures which could continue for at least ten more days. The prediction came as the worst cold spell since the winter of 1981-82 continued to cause chaos. 
   
  Frightful Midwest weather…snow, snow, snow and 50-below!
  DES MOINES – Snow was piled so high in Iowa that drivers couldn’t see across intersections and a North Dakota snowblower repair shop was overwhelmed with business as residents braced for heavy snow and wind chills as low as 52 below zero. Frigid weather also was gripping the South, where a rare cold snap was expected to bring snow and ice to states from South Carolina to Louisiana.
   
  Forecasters said wind chills could drop to near zero at night in some areas. Dangerously cold wind chill levels hit the Midwest early today including 52 below zero in northern North Dakota, negative 40 in parts of South Dakota and minus 27 in northeast Nebraska, according to the National Weather Service. Equally disturbing chills were expected overnight tomorrow.
   
  “Temperatures are going to be nose-diving,” said Billy Williams, a weather service meteorologist in Sioux Falls, S.D. “Winds are slowing dropping off but will be more than compensated for.” Another 10 inches of snow was expected in Iowa, already buried by more than 2 feet of snow in December, while up to 9 inches could fall in southeast North Dakota that forecasters warned would create hazardous zero-visibility driving conditions.
   
  Wind gusts of 30 miles per hour were expected in Illinois — along with a foot of snow — while large drifts were anticipated in Nebraska and Iowa.

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