Spring snow strands hundreds on Colo. highways

DENVER – Hundreds of people were stranded at shelters Friday night after transportation officials shut down an 80-mile stretch of Interstate 70 between Vail and Golden because of wet, heavy snow and multiple accidents.

The American Red Cross opened a second shelter in Idaho Springs after its first shelter there filled to capacity with more than 300 people, said Jim Rettew, a spokesman for the organization's Mile High Chapter.

Lots of climate realists in the comment section here: small dead animals: YY2Kyoto: Don't Forget To Recycle!

WUWT: "The real question is, how often are we going to see the Wilkins Ice Shelf be a lead news story as poster child for “global warming” to illustrate ice loss in Antarctica that is actually growing. I guess as long as we have NSIDC’s Ted Scambos to help the media, it will be “something we get to see fairly often”."

Skeptic's Corner: No Laughing Matter

I guess it is worse than thought. Notice that even among Democrats there is barely a majority who believe the party line. The unfortunate thing is that like so much else in today's America the ruling class will care very little about what the subjects think. They will do what they want as if we did not exist and they know what is best for us. The time is coming when this continued arrogance is going to blow up in their faces, let's just hope it is not literally.