Climate change models predict that as you add heat (i.e. energy) to the atmosphere, it doesn't just cause everything to become warmer. More energy in the atmosphere means more crazy extremes, such as ice storms in Georgia and tornadoes in SW Washington.

but if you re-read my OP you'll see I was saying just that and address those who refuse to understand it.

I mean, even if you get a well-rounded science education, the math that underlies non-linear systems isn't being mentioned. I think chaos theory was a very unfortunate name for this branch of mathematics.

should account for something. Unfortunately anti-science and an top intellectualism runs deep.

Take one of those 99.9% of Climate Scientists that accept anthropogenic climate change, and take one of the 0.01% of Climate Scientists who do not (and are employed by Chevron or BP), put them in a news segment and then declare the issue a controversy that cannot be resolved.

I wasn't implying that you were incorrect.

thanks.