Harvard educated US president says lack of Vancouver snow proves catastrophic man made global warming (contradicts evidence)

• The truth about Vancouver climate has been kept under wraps for some reason. Vancouver's average low temperature in February
• is 35 degrees, a point at which snow cannot exist for more than a few moments.

AFP, HENDERSON, Nevada — "US President Barack Obama on Friday rebuked climate change skeptics who argue that piles of snow dumped on the United States during a frigid winter cast doubt on global warming science."...

• Obama addresses "the science:"

"I want to just be clear that the science of climate change doesn't mean that every place is getting warmer;

• it means the planet as a whole is getting warmer.

• But what it

• may

• mean is, for example,

Vancouver, which is supposed to be getting snow during the Olympics,

• suddenly is at 55 degrees,

and Dallas suddenly is getting seven inches of snow.

The idea is, is that as the planet as a whole gets warmer, you start seeing changing weather patterns, and that creates more violent storm systems, more unpredictable weather. So any single place might end up being warmer; another place might end up being a little bit cooler;

• there might end up being more precipitation in the air, more monsoons, more hurricanes, more tornadoes, more drought in some places, floods in other places.

So I just -- that's one aspect of

• the science

that I think everybody should understand. That's point number one."...

• Not so. Records show Vancouver's average low temperature in February is 35 degrees. Snow cannot exist above 32 degrees for more than a few moments.

• Monthly averages & records				°F | °C
  Month	Average low	Average high	Average precip	Record low	Record high
  January	34°	44°	6.2 in	0° (1950)	60° (1981)
  February	35°	47°	4.3 in	3° (1950)	65° (1986)
  March	38°	51°	4.37 in	11° (1896)	67° (1960)
  April	42°	56°	3.35 in	26° (1951)	77° (1987)
  May	48°	62°	2.55 in	31° (1899)	87° (1983)
  June	53°	67°	2.14 in	35° (1911)	87° (1970)
  July	56°	71°	1.64 in	39° (1908)	93° (2009)
  August	56°	71°	1.59 in	35° (1900)	92° (1960)
  September	51°	66°	2.13 in	25° (1908)	85° (1988)
  October	44°	56°	4.79 in	19° (1935)	75° (1991)
  November	38°	48°	7 in	5° (1896)	65° (1980)
  December	34°	44°	6.8 in	2° (1964)	59° (1980)

A Vancouver Sun article in 2003 expressed

• surprise that such a warm city was awarded the Winter Olympics.

The author writes again on 2/9/10 that

• if people (such as the president of the United States) had been correctly informed about Vancouver's climate

they would not have expected it to be colder and snowier than it was.

• Reference: AFP, "Obama Rebukes Climate Skeptics," 2/19/10

• Reference: "Remarks by the president at town hall meeting in Henderson, Nevada," 2/19/10 (climate remarks toward the end of the speech in response to a question from a climate entrepreneur with business interests in France).

• Vancouver average temperatures on msn.com provided by WDT

• Reference: Vancouver Sun, 2/9/10 and 7/2/2003, "No Snow? No surprise. Vancouver is warmest city to ever host Winter Olympics" by Chad Skelton via Tom Nelson

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