Patagonia’s Increasing Snow; Cold And Snow Sweep South Africa; China’s Solar Bubble Pops: 87,000 Jobs Gone, More Pain Ahead; + Rise And Decline Linked To Hunga-Tonga
Patagonia’s Increasing Snow; Cold And Snow Sweep South Africa; China’s Solar Bubble Pops: 87,000 Jobs Gone, More Pain Ahead; + Rise And Decline Linked To Hunga-Tonga
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It seems the Hunga-Tonga event interrupted the flat-to-downward temperature trend that began post 2016 or so. Right when a lot of climate watchers have labeled as the timeframe of the effects of the coming GSM to begin altering temperatures gradually downward.
This is right on schedule. What goes up must come down. You don’t even need a science degree to work it out, you just need a common sense, rational approach. I think many people have stopped listening to climate hysteria, which always says the opposite of what actually happens.
As the saying goes “You don’t have to be Einstein…..” As I interact with the public as part of our climate realist community group I see much quiet agreement among many citizens and virtually no hysteria.
True but remember this…as that Hunga-Tonga water comes down (as big floods) water is going up from down here. So it will take years until the H2O content up high stabilizes to norm. The flood events we been having are cuz up high is trying to equalize. Now add temps cooling which causes less ability to hold moisture and WALLA…FKOODS for the next say 5-10 years.
Or am I wrong here Cap?
About 98% of the water vapour in the atmosphere is in the troposphere so although Hunga Tonga increased the amount of water vapour in the stratosphere by 10% the overall increase in the whole atmosphere was about 0.1% (probably less than the amount contained in a powerful tropical cyclone) i.e. not enough to cause major flooding unless it all came down at once over a relatively small area in the space of a couple of days.
The weather here in Calgary
Alberta has been mostly rainy and cool with short bursts of summer. Our weather is more typical of Vamcouver on the West Coast. Something weird is happening for sure.
Blame Eddy of the EDDY MINIMUM.
Here in KY we have had HALF the 90F days we normally have.
Last week was Fall weather…70’s in day and 55 at nite.
AND…who knows what this Winter will be like…maybe snow up to a Giraffes a55. I like Snow but my Wife hates cold/snow.
But what happens will happen and we have 4wd and WOOD GALORE!
But I don’t believe your summer report. We’ve had a full portion of 90’s and we’re set to get some more. Kentucky is further south than Missouri, so I’m sure you’ve had plenty of hot weather lately. It always takes a few cooler spells but then it heats right back up again.
I need to get back to my indoor projects, because I’ll be trapped inside for the next week.
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It seems the Hunga-Tonga event interrupted the flat-to-downward temperature trend that began post 2016 or so. Right when a lot of climate watchers have labeled as the timeframe of the effects of the coming GSM to begin altering temperatures gradually downward.
This is right on schedule. What goes up must come down. You don’t even need a science degree to work it out, you just need a common sense, rational approach. I think many people have stopped listening to climate hysteria, which always says the opposite of what actually happens.
As the saying goes “You don’t have to be Einstein…..” As I interact with the public as part of our climate realist community group I see much quiet agreement among many citizens and virtually no hysteria.
True but remember this…as that Hunga-Tonga water comes down (as big floods) water is going up from down here. So it will take years until the H2O content up high stabilizes to norm. The flood events we been having are cuz up high is trying to equalize. Now add temps cooling which causes less ability to hold moisture and WALLA…FKOODS for the next say 5-10 years.
Or am I wrong here Cap?
IS not as…
FLOODS not FKOODS…at least, I hope so…
About 98% of the water vapour in the atmosphere is in the troposphere so although Hunga Tonga increased the amount of water vapour in the stratosphere by 10% the overall increase in the whole atmosphere was about 0.1% (probably less than the amount contained in a powerful tropical cyclone) i.e. not enough to cause major flooding unless it all came down at once over a relatively small area in the space of a couple of days.
The weather here in Calgary
Alberta has been mostly rainy and cool with short bursts of summer. Our weather is more typical of Vamcouver on the West Coast. Something weird is happening for sure.
Blame Eddy of the EDDY MINIMUM.
Here in KY we have had HALF the 90F days we normally have.
Last week was Fall weather…70’s in day and 55 at nite.
AND…who knows what this Winter will be like…maybe snow up to a Giraffes a55. I like Snow but my Wife hates cold/snow.
But what happens will happen and we have 4wd and WOOD GALORE!
A55! Funny!
But I don’t believe your summer report. We’ve had a full portion of 90’s and we’re set to get some more. Kentucky is further south than Missouri, so I’m sure you’ve had plenty of hot weather lately. It always takes a few cooler spells but then it heats right back up again.
I need to get back to my indoor projects, because I’ll be trapped inside for the next week.