hey that's not true. he's ignorant on much much more than just rising oceans.Someone is ignorant on how rising ocean levels work.
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hey that's not true. he's ignorant on much much more than just rising oceans.Someone is ignorant on how rising ocean levels work.
Our rainiest months are in the summerYou are right about it is supposed to be dry now but with the climate change it is raining much more and that wuold account for the temperature drop but as was stated it was back to 95 the next day.
Not so in Kentucky ...but your point about the temperature dropping proved nothing as far as the climate changeOur rainiest months are in the summer
you had a series of thunderstorms go through that got stuck do to weather events and being in the mountains as sometiems can happen. It dumped a large amount of rain in a short period of time in hilly and moutaninous terrain. There is your exmplanation. Every time something like that happens it is not global warming, damn it. Plus you have a continuous news cycle and social media.Not so in Kentucky ...but your point about the temperature dropping proved nothing as far as the climate change
Neither does a heavy rain storm or tornado.Not so in Kentucky ...but your point about the temperature dropping proved nothing as far as the climate change
Just for your information May is the rainiest monthNeither does a heavy rain storm or tornado.
and just an fyi June July are the rainiest months in Kentucky
May June and July so the summer monthsJust for your information May is the rainiest month
summer is july august and septemberMay June and July so the summer months
I will not blame the 2021 tornado on climate change. Is it statistically an anomaly? Yes. But strong winter tornadoes in western KY have happened before. We will need to see more years of high CAPE events and intense troughs in December in that region before we can make any conclusion.Kentucky has seen very unusual weather this year...a large devestating tornado in western Kentucky and storms and flooding in eastern Kentucky that no one has ever seen before ..So much rain this summer and now it still rains nearly every day and this is normally a dry part of the year...something has surely changed.
Not as much as the fact it was an exceptionally long-track tornado. As was the storm that produced the tornado that hit Bowling Green, it would have been a remarkable storm by itself, but was obviously overshadowed by the bigger one.but that’s just luck of the draw on where it hit
I will confirm that May is the wettest month for that region. Which doesn't mean shit if you get a slow moving strong storm.Our rainiest months are in the summer
I will not blame the 2021 tornado on climate change. Is it statistically an anomaly? Yes. But strong winter tornadoes in western KY have happened before. We will need to see more years of high CAPE events and intense troughs in December in that region before we can make any conclusion.
What is more remarkable about the weather last December is the derecho in the Midwest on 12/15...that was far stranger than the supercells of December 10.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/December_2021_Midwest_derecho_and_tornado_outbreak
Not as much as the fact it was an exceptionally long-track tornado. As was the storm that produced the tornado that hit Bowling Green, it would have been a remarkable storm by itself, but was obviously overshadowed by the bigger one.
If anything, the death toll was low because of where it tracked....had that storm gone through the Louisville area, there would have been hundreds dead. And at a certain point, we were a little concerned it would continue into that area.
I will confirm that May is the wettest month for that region. Which doesn't mean shit if you get a slow moving strong storm.
What is remarkable about this past month is that boundary wouldn't move for over a week. That's pretty rare for this time of the year. Not a climate change thing, just weird.
How do you explain the devastating flood and so much damage in Yellowstone Park or the terrible flooding in the Death Valley.You are better at meteorology than being a "libertarian" or a comedian...
How do you explain the devastating flood and so much damage in Yellowstone Park or the terrible flooding in the Death Valley.
Bad weatherHow do you explain the devastating flood and so much damage in Yellowstone Park or the terrible flooding in the Death Valley.
I meant that for the professor..he can give and in depth view on things.Ask the "libertarian" meteorologist, not me...
Not always. Summer begins on the time of the summer solstice, not a date.june21 ends sept 21
ok so what is a day or two ?Not always. Summer begins on the time of the summer solstice, not a date.
I’ll remember that the next time I talk to the climate people. “What’s a degree or two?”ok so what is a day or two ?
A day or two in the soltice is not the same as a degree or two in the warming of our planet. You know that so dont even use that as an argument it dont hold water.I’ll remember that the next time I talk to the climate people. “What’s a degree or two?”
This guy has to be dherd.A day or two in the soltice is not the same as a degree or two in the warming of our planet. You know that so dont even use that as an argument it dont hold water.
There is no argument. I know when the seasons start, you don’t.A day or two in the soltice is not the same as a degree or two in the warming of our planet. You know that so dont even use that as an argument it dont hold water.
You dont know the planet is in danger because of warming temperatures and I do for a fact and it doing so by man.There is no argument. I know when the seasons start, you don’t.
I know you trust the science but this is why it’s ok to have a hearty dose of skepticism. Both of these articles were posted within about a week of each other. Which one is correct?You dont know the planet is in danger because of warming temperatures and I do for a fact and it doing so by man.
Interesting why they differ. However does not change my mind about the earth warmng so rapidly caused by man.I know you trust the science but this is why it’s ok to have a hearty dose of skepticism. Both of these articles were posted within about a week of each other. Which one is correct?
The Earth has been mysteriously slowing down for 50 years - now scientists think they know why
Scientists are baffled by why the day seems to be getting longerwww.yahoo.com
Earth Is Suddenly Spinning Faster. Why Our Planet Just Recorded Its Shortest Day Since Records Began
On June 29, 2022 our planet set a new record for its shortest day. Here's everything you need to know about Earth spinning faster.www.forbes.com
Interesting why they differ. However does not change my mind about the earth warmng so rapidly caused by man.