More evidence of global cooling:

"(CNN) -- Another wave of Arctic air, colder than the current one, will plummet southward over the eastern two-thirds of the nation starting Wednesday, forecasters say. Little Rock, Arkansas, could see an actual temperature of 10 degrees and wind chill of 20 below zero on Friday morning, according to the National Weather Service."

http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/wea...d.weather/index.html

We're expecting the high on Thursday to be around 6 degrees in Wichita, with wind chills of 30 below.

Kind of sounds like Canada, right Derek?

Not on the West Coast, where we're enjoying a luxurious 45 degrees!

Today is the first day since Dec. 23rd that we're above freezing in Wichita. All in all, December was the 14th coldest month since records were kept -- 3.2 F below average.

- http://lwf.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/cl...esearch/cag3/na.html

Such is possible with global warming scenarios, but it also does raise questions, doesn't it?