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human
How are widespread cold fronts (such as the current one in the US) consistent with global warming?

Disclaimer: I accept global warming as fact. Not trying to debate the concept itself. But as most American redditors know, our entire country is freezing its ass off right now (except Florida and Hawaii). I live in Colorado and the weather's been in the single digits (Fahrenheit) for almost a week, which is unusually cold for December. And apparently there have been record cold temperatures in some places.

I also understand that weather =/= climate. But lately I've seen some far-right folk laugh at the pro-global warming crowd with all this cold weather we've seen lately. And to be honest I'm not totally sure how to explain this extreme cold weather in light of global warming.
gpt
Global warming is a misnomer, it is really truly climate change, some parts of the world will appear to get colder while others get warmer, but the global mean temperature continues to rise which is why a lot of places still call it global warming.