The much heated debate about climate-change is heating up again on the account of the snowstorms hammering the East Coast of the United States. On one hand, where the disbelievers of the global warming say that the snow is a proof that disapproves any of the possibility indicated by Global warming, opposing the disapproval on the other hand the supporters say that the snow is a confirmation of the extremes of the climates that associate with global warming. The cause and effects of global warming are swinging between the arguments.

According to many climate scientists, violent storms in the forecasts are unfailingly constant and will produce intense weather events more often. However, Climate scientists believe that no individual incident of severe weather can be featured “climate trends” as the forecast of global climate trends is set by series of such events.

Global-warming critics have attacked a 2007 report by the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on climate change in recent months. It claimed that e-mail messages and documents from a server at a climate research center in Britain doubt the climate scientist’s academic integrity.