Winter temperatures above 35C in South America leave climatologists in disbelief
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Re: Winter temperatures above 35C in South America leave climatologists in disbelief
#2The current sea temperature anomaly is extreme. You can see it plotted since 1980 here: https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/ The dark black line that diverges in March is this year to date.
Re: Winter temperatures above 35C in South America leave climatologists in disbelief
#3“This is between 10C and 20C above what is normal for this time of year in parts of Chile and Argentina”
Excuse the language, but it would appear that we are in a bit of a jam.
Re: Winter temperatures above 35C in South America leave climatologists in disbelief
#4An interesting phenomenon drowned in a clickbait article.
I sometimes understand the lunatics of the "climate change is a hoax" movement.
Re: Winter temperatures above 35C in South America leave climatologists in disbelief
#5An interesting phenomenon drowned in a clickbait article. I sometimes understand the lunatics of the "climate change is a hoax" movement.
ok - but the 400 page report does not get promoted, this broadcast TV piece does..
Re: Winter temperatures above 35C in South America leave climatologists in disbelief
#6An interesting phenomenon drowned in a clickbait article. I sometimes understand the lunatics of the "climate change is a hoax" movement.
ok - but the 400 page report does not get promoted, this broadcast TV piece does..
Yeah but this kind of clickbait actively destroys trust in climate science, because the lunatics think that they get sold a hoax. And actually, the kind of writing is extremely sketchy.
Re: Winter temperatures above 35C in South America leave climatologists in disbelief
#7Lots of crazy things in the weather this year. The obvious thing is to blame climate change. But these are pretty sudden and extremely unusual. I don’t think this is at all what is predicted.
I wonder how much the Hunga Tonga eruption of last year affected the weather this year. I think it injected some crazy amount of water into the atmosphere.
Re: Winter temperatures above 35C in South America leave climatologists in disbelief
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
ok - but the 400 page report does not get promoted, this broadcast TV piece does..
Yeah but this kind of clickbait actively destroys trust in climate science, because the lunatics think that they get sold a hoax. And actually, the kind of writing is extremely sketchy.
And it doesn't help that the lunatics are floating in a sea of hoaxes.
Re: Winter temperatures above 35C in South America leave climatologists in disbelief
#9Lots of crazy things in the weather this year. The obvious thing is to blame climate change. But these are pretty sudden and extremely unusual. I don’t think this is at all what is predicted. I wonder how much the Hunga Tonga eruption of last year affected the weather this year. I think it injected some crazy amount of water into the atmosphere.
Climate change increases the likelyhood of such extreme events. That's part of the predictions.
Re: Winter temperatures above 35C in South America leave climatologists in disbelief
#10An interesting phenomenon drowned in a clickbait article. I sometimes understand the lunatics of the "climate change is a hoax" movement.
Explain how this is clickbait.