This is What is Called Global Warming?

I live in Jamaica.

For the past few years, for the first in my life, I have to sleep with socks. That is because it is cold.

From October/November until April/May I wear socks to bed.  During the day I usually wear long sleeves.  Sometimes I wear a jacket. That is because in Tropical Jamaica it is not as hot as it used to be.
Jamaica is not alone.

In Hawaii, part of the United States, a tropical island in the Pacific, a winter weather warning states that up to three feet (90cm) of snow is expected.   That is a lot of snow.  That is the kind of snow in New York City that has the schools closed.
But this isn’t New York City.
This is the Tropical Islands of Hawaii.

Weather experts claim it is not unusual for snow to fall in tropical Hawaii. This is news to me. And probably to people who live there.

The ‘experts’ off set their remarks by saying that only rarely has snow fallen so heavily at such low altitudes.

Usually snow falls around two of the island’s highest peaks, Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa. Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa – both of which are nearly 14,000ft (4,260m) – are sometimes hit by snowfall five or six times a year.

But two to three feet of snow across the rest of the island of Hawaii is, in the words of another eggspurt “…at the higher end of what we’d typically get”.

Much of the rest of Hawaii is being hit by heavy rainfall with with temperatures of around 20C (68F).

This is NOT tropical.

At night, in normal years, in Tropical Countries, during the ‘winter’, the temperature doesn’t drop below 70F and is often around 75F.

To use the word ‘tropical’ in the same sentence as 68F is to step so far into insanity straight jackets are required.

Who are these ‘eggspurts’ fooling with their Global Warming Warnings?
Where is there real Warming?
In New York?
Where Niagra Falls froze?

Sooner or later this hoax is going to explode.