A recent entry from San Deigo confused regional weather with climate change, and decided that we aren't getting warmer and the "so called science isn't right. Many people have this misperceptions. I wish science explained the difference in readable laymen language. Explain how weather has been charted for decades & comparing one year to another may be conversation, but it isn't science. Talk about the confusion migratory birds are experiencing and are attacking each other in competition for food. Tell them over development, and poor agriculture practices have and continues destroy habitats. Comment on the value and need for bio-diversity is, for example the need for pollinators in order to produce food, and for example bees are great pollinators and how reduced their populations are. Briefly describe how insects, mammals, retiles and birds are important in different their different 'jobs', and losing any affects everything. Tell them this isn't a local problem but world wide and the rate of change will differ. Explain about sea temperatures over decades and globally, and how it has started to get warmer faster than expected. Tell them as simply as possible how warmer sea temperatures deplete the planets ability to cool itself. That this heat is melting glaciers. Explain that commercial fishing is depleating sea life and some important creatures are starving to death because humans are greedy. Talk about how we need the glaciers to feed our streams and rivers, and because manufacturing has polluted our water sources our farming food productions is threatened as well as our own drinking water. And that we buy too much, and throw away too much and the earth and oceans have limited space for our trash. Maybe throw in the example of South west Australia where it is so hot birds & bats are dying and falling out of trees. Let them know that bats consume insects like mosoquitoes to the rate of 7,000 a night for one little bat. People don't understand that climate change isn't just about warmer but also colder like the Midwest and Northeast this winter. Since hurricanes feed off of warmer water it could be the reason we have had many severe storms, and there are more and they are coming earlier. You might throw in that people who get profits from high carbon producing substances have different concerns than most and have created a political problem. When everything becomes political it's bad news for everyone. You might explain this, but some are willfully ignorant. Thanks. I wrote this in 20 minutes. There is no editing or checking for spelling, but you, the weather people, can sort it out.