In the grand scheme of things, aren't we being overly concerned about a potential blip? I don't want to minimise this, but some people are becoming hysterical, leading to ideas like blocking the sun or taxing everyone to fund various greenwashing vanity projects. Such click-baits don't help.
Well then, in your opinion, when is the time to actually become concerned about it? If continuous gradual increases aren't it, and larger outlier events aren't it - what's left? Frequent medium increases? Because we're seeing those too. I ask genuinely, from your perspective, when is the time to become concerned about it?
Re: Antarctica's winter is now 50F hotter than it used to be
#31The time window we are looking at is too small to draw any sensible conclusions and nature is constantly adapting to the climate changes.