Here in beautiful upstate NY we missed having our first major storm in November by one day. We got nearly an inch of ice followed by about 14 inches of snow on 12/1. Oh, fire truck ship high in transit. The wife got snow pants and boots for the kids later in the week. I told her to find me a snowmobile/hovercraft hybrid with a heated cabin and I’d gladly go outside with them. I’m dreaming of a green and brown Christmas.
In 1979 they were talking about a new Ice Age coming our way, nothing could stop it. By 1981, bam! it was all about global warming. Now it’s “climate change”—indicating that they don’t really know what’s going to happen. Kind of like the weather man. You want to know what the weather’s like, open a window.
I love Calvin’s frustration at just a half inch of snow, rather than glaciers and a new ice age, being contrasted with Hobbes’s joyful “Look! The sun’s coming out!”
Wow! Calvin is upset because he only got an inch of snow (from 1989). And suddenly we have a bunch of nutz spewing climate crap, that someone on the interwebz told them to believe. If you’re not a climatologist, STFU and enjoy the cartoon, like most of us do.
When I mention that there were dinosaur bones found in Alberta, a place that currently hovers around -30C most of the winter they disbelieve that at one time it was a warm place all year round. And yes,, that was after the continental shift.
BE THIS GUY about 5 years ago
A little boy’s happiness dashed by global warming.
The Calvinosaurus That Calvin Wanted To Discover about 5 years ago
Let me guess, he was betting on school being cancelled by inclement weather again?
codycab about 5 years ago
I’d still enjoy this snow. Last time I had snow, it was nothing but flakes.
Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus Premium Member about 5 years ago
What a contrast with yesterday apathy .
Templo S.U.D. about 5 years ago
no snow here in Clark County, Washington, USA… not even a sixteenth of an inch thereof
mattro65 about 5 years ago
Here in beautiful upstate NY we missed having our first major storm in November by one day. We got nearly an inch of ice followed by about 14 inches of snow on 12/1. Oh, fire truck ship high in transit. The wife got snow pants and boots for the kids later in the week. I told her to find me a snowmobile/hovercraft hybrid with a heated cabin and I’d gladly go outside with them. I’m dreaming of a green and brown Christmas.
Watcher about 5 years ago
If Hobbes was a Siberian Tiger, it would snow much more Calvin, blame him.
Sonic the Hedgehog. about 5 years ago
ONE lousy half-in h
orinoco womble about 5 years ago
In 1979 they were talking about a new Ice Age coming our way, nothing could stop it. By 1981, bam! it was all about global warming. Now it’s “climate change”—indicating that they don’t really know what’s going to happen. Kind of like the weather man. You want to know what the weather’s like, open a window.
SHIVA about 5 years ago
Close the door idiot!!
ninjanick101 about 5 years ago
At least it’s not much to shovel the driveway.
Bilan about 5 years ago
Why does Calvin want Canada wiped off the face of the Earth?
rentier about 5 years ago
When I was a little child, we had so much snow!!
TwilightFaze about 5 years ago
I’d be happy for a half-inch of snow. Shoot, I’d be happy with SNOW.
Calvinist1966 about 5 years ago
I love Calvin’s frustration at just a half inch of snow, rather than glaciers and a new ice age, being contrasted with Hobbes’s joyful “Look! The sun’s coming out!”
BigDaveGlass about 5 years ago
I don’t mind snow, it’s ice I hate, actually I wonder if that’s why it’s called an ice age and not a snow age, just wondering…
jpayne4040 about 5 years ago
Even Calvin’s robust imagination can’t help this!
Lecherous about 5 years ago
Mayor Bloomberg has multiple homes, helicopters, planes, and limos while he scolds me like an old maid in pants to take a train.
Doug Taylor Premium Member about 5 years ago
If you convert it to metric it sounds like more. 12.7 millimeters!
rshive about 5 years ago
If Calvin is lucky, he may get some sledding in before it warms up and he has to mow the lawn.
STARTS WITH A B about 5 years ago
Wow! Calvin is upset because he only got an inch of snow (from 1989). And suddenly we have a bunch of nutz spewing climate crap, that someone on the interwebz told them to believe. If you’re not a climatologist, STFU and enjoy the cartoon, like most of us do.
joefearsnothing about 5 years ago
Here in north Florida, a half inch would mean school closings! ;o]
formathe about 5 years ago
When I mention that there were dinosaur bones found in Alberta, a place that currently hovers around -30C most of the winter they disbelieve that at one time it was a warm place all year round. And yes,, that was after the continental shift.
etspi about 5 years ago
Go to the Grand Canyon and see 250 million years of climate change.
WCraft Premium Member about 5 years ago
Ahhh – to be a child again and enjoy the snow! Cue the song: “The First Snowfall”
BiggerNate91 about 5 years ago
What I wouldn’t give for a decent amount of snow here in BC.
AndrewSihler about 5 years ago
Mr Watterson sure loves to draw. Especially the Sunday strips where he really pulls out all the stops. Delightful. Awesome.
DanWolfie about 5 years ago
Calvin should’ve gone with the polar bear eating a marshmallow in a snowstorm at the start, instead of just blinking…
DCBakerEsq about 5 years ago
Oklahoma snow was always disappointing. Then, I moved to SoCal.
Snoots about 5 years ago
A half inch is too flippin’ much.
Katsuro Premium Member about 5 years ago
This was one of the first three Calvin & Hobbes Sunday pages I ever read. I still remember that.
Chad Cheetah about 5 years ago
Calvin seems pretty gleeful considering everything up North was wiped out.
pressmoon about 5 years ago
With 1,000’s of scientists who unanimously agree that global warming is here, I’d rather put my faith in them than the deniers any day.
kirchcou000 about 5 years ago
I thought Bill Watterson stopped making comics a long time ago? I’ve never seen this strip…
hagarthehorrible about 5 years ago
A great imaginative scene cut short by Hobbes.
Rick Smith Premium Member about 5 years ago
That’s good because those type of sleds do not work in really deep snow.
flap-152 about 5 years ago
Fun Fact: Polar Bears can hide their face with their paw to fool their prey