Climate change shrinking odds of white Christmas (but not in Indy)

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2 thoughts on “Climate change shrinking odds of white Christmas (but not in Indy)

  1. I’m 35 years old and grew up in Indiana. Winters have got more and more mild every year. We barely get any snow compared to when I was a kid. I like to visit Mad River Mountain, Perfect North, and a few Michigan resorts. It’s hard to plan trips due to lack of real snow. Snowboarding on solid ice sucks.

  2. “…but not in Indy” is false optimism. It reminds me of Kurt Vonnegut’s prediction in his A Man Without a Country, 2007– “all lights are about to go out… And nobody can do a thing about it. It’s too late in the game. Don’t spoil the party, but here’s the truth. We have squandered our planet’s resources, including air and water, as though there were no tomorrow, and now there’s not going to be one. So there goes the Junior Prom, but that’s not the half of it.”

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