NOOO!!!! : (

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Spencer, Winter came late this year as a result of weather patterns in the climates. Not from Global Warming. It may have played a small role, but it was not the cause.

Originally Posted by Wiki

In North America, typically, winters are warmer than normal in the upper Midwest states, the Northeast, and Canada, while central and southern California, northwest Mexico and the southwestern U.S., are wetter and cooler than normal. Summer is wetter in the intermountain regions of the U.S. The Pacific Northwest states, on the other hand, tend to experience dry but foggy winters and warm, sunny and precocious springs during an El Niño. During a La Niña, by contrast, the Midwestern U.S. tends to be drier than normal. El Niño is associated with decreased hurricane activity in the Atlantic, especially south of 25º N; this reduction is largely due to stronger wind shear over the tropics.

Most people assume El Niño went away or something.

Most people also assume Global Warming and the OZone Layer problem are one in the same. They aren't. The OZone problem has been solved. The problem was primarily CFCs in sprays. Within weeks it was discovered and we now use something different. That's not to say we can continue mucking it up, but it's stopped spreading the hole in the layer.