Hottest day of the year so far!!
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No I am afraid that is not how it works
that's why "Climate" is viewed as regionally averaged weather over a period of time and Global Climate is averaged over the entire planet
not what is happening outside your window at that current moment
that's why "Climate" is viewed as regionally averaged weather over a period of time and Global Climate is averaged over the entire planet
not what is happening outside your window at that current moment
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C02 is a greenhouse gas, more of it will cause the earths climate to trap more heat - this is basic physics and has been known for over a hundred years
attributing any single weather event to AGW / Climate change is obviously tricky due to the enormous inherent natural variability of the climate, other factors are involved - natural oscillations in climate, the sun, aerosols, volcanic eruptions etc etc etc
but the basic theory predicts drier regions will get drier, wetter regions will get wetter, winters will warm more than summers, nights will warm faster than days, the Northern Hemisphere will warm faster than the SH and finally the Arctic will warm fastest of all the regions, - and that is what the DATA shows (unless it is all a conspiracy!!!!!)
The overall increase in the earths global average temperature is attributable to the increase in CO2 - and humans have caused this increase in CO2
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natural variability of the weather
yes we had an unusually hot summer - did the rest of Europe, did Asia, did the Southern Hemisphere, did Australia? what about South America?
it is called Global Warming/Climate change for a reason
in 2010 we had one of the harshest winters I can remember - my car temp gauge did not break above freezing for about 3 months
yet 2010 was one of the warmest years for the planet in the Global temperature record
yes we had an unusually hot summer - did the rest of Europe, did Asia, did the Southern Hemisphere, did Australia? what about South America?
it is called Global Warming/Climate change for a reason
in 2010 we had one of the harshest winters I can remember - my car temp gauge did not break above freezing for about 3 months
yet 2010 was one of the warmest years for the planet in the Global temperature record
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some to a large extent i,e the Sun, some to a lesser extent
the Sun is the major driver over the long term (in Geological timeframes) - every single climate scientists agrees with this
but it can't explain the recent warming - because solar activity measured by something called TSI (Total Solar Irradiance) has been flat or slightly falling over the last 30 odd years
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well the science is pretty simple and pretty clear
C02 is a greenhouse gas, more of it will cause the earths climate to trap more heat - this is basic physics and has been known for over a hundred years
attributing any single weather event to AGW / Climate change is obviously tricky due to the enormous inherent natural variability of the climate, other factors are involved - natural oscillations in climate, the sun, aerosols, volcanic eruptions etc etc etc
but the basic theory predicts drier regions will get drier, wetter regions will get wetter, winters will warm more than summers, nights will warm faster than days, the Northern Hemisphere will warm faster than the SH and finally the Arctic will warm fastest of all the regions, - and that is what the DATA shows (unless it is all a conspiracy!!!!!)
The overall increase in the earths global average temperature is attributable to the increase in CO2 - and humans have caused this increase in CO2
C02 is a greenhouse gas, more of it will cause the earths climate to trap more heat - this is basic physics and has been known for over a hundred years
attributing any single weather event to AGW / Climate change is obviously tricky due to the enormous inherent natural variability of the climate, other factors are involved - natural oscillations in climate, the sun, aerosols, volcanic eruptions etc etc etc
but the basic theory predicts drier regions will get drier, wetter regions will get wetter, winters will warm more than summers, nights will warm faster than days, the Northern Hemisphere will warm faster than the SH and finally the Arctic will warm fastest of all the regions, - and that is what the DATA shows (unless it is all a conspiracy!!!!!)
The overall increase in the earths global average temperature is attributable to the increase in CO2 - and humans have caused this increase in CO2
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I made a post a few years ago about the fact that it took 3 or 4 weeks of fighting in France (in 1944) for the combat causalities to overtake casualties (accidents etc) encountered in the training for the invasion
soldiering is a dangerous business combat or not
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You haven't scientifically explained the link between...
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Correlation does not imply causation!
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well the science is pretty simple and pretty clear
C02 is a greenhouse gas, more of it will cause the earths climate to trap more heat - this is basic physics and has been known for over a hundred years
attributing any single weather event to AGW / Climate change is obviously tricky due to the enormous inherent natural variability of the climate, other factors are involved - natural oscillations in climate, the sun, aerosols, volcanic eruptions etc etc etc
but the basic theory predicts drier regions will get drier, wetter regions will get wetter, winters will warm more than summers, nights will warm faster than days, the Northern Hemisphere will warm faster than the SH and finally the Arctic will warm fastest of all the regions, - and that is what the DATA shows (unless it is all a conspiracy!!!!!)
C02 is a greenhouse gas, more of it will cause the earths climate to trap more heat - this is basic physics and has been known for over a hundred years
attributing any single weather event to AGW / Climate change is obviously tricky due to the enormous inherent natural variability of the climate, other factors are involved - natural oscillations in climate, the sun, aerosols, volcanic eruptions etc etc etc
but the basic theory predicts drier regions will get drier, wetter regions will get wetter, winters will warm more than summers, nights will warm faster than days, the Northern Hemisphere will warm faster than the SH and finally the Arctic will warm fastest of all the regions, - and that is what the DATA shows (unless it is all a conspiracy!!!!!)
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I still remember being told by so-called climate scientists, on TV, that the French Med coast would be desert and the UK south coast of Mediterranean climate by 2015.
The SELF-SAME scientists who fed us all bullsh!t about the impending ice age in the late 70's...YOU know, the one from which only 30% of the world's population woukld survive?
THOSE scientists?
The SELF-SAME scientists who fed us all bullsh!t about the impending ice age in the late 70's...YOU know, the one from which only 30% of the world's population woukld survive?
THOSE scientists?
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there was a period of global cooling in the 60/70's - mainly due to the excessive industrial pollution
a few scientist thought that it was a cause for concern - and it made headline in the papers etc
but the overwhelming majority of scientists were warning of warming due to the increase in CO2 - which by now was known to be a green house gas
scientific studies have looked in to this myth - you can download and read them
http://ams.confex.com/ams/pdfpapers/131047.pdf
from the paper
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And we have left Basrah but have soldiers deployed up country in a training role, so hotter again
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43c when I got in the car yesterday. I do worry a bit when the missus is out doing bootcamp exercise classes in this heat but she drinks lots of water (not too much, mind).
I'll take a hot as f@ck day over a cold one, that's for sure.
I'll take a hot as f@ck day over a cold one, that's for sure.
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Temperatures in the middle east are hitting 129 Fahrenheit - 54c
Could be the highest ever recorded temps in our history of the planet
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...ybe-the-world/
https://blog.metoffice.gov.uk/
Could be the highest ever recorded temps in our history of the planet
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...ybe-the-world/
https://blog.metoffice.gov.uk/
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Temperatures in the middle east are hitting 129 Fahrenheit - 54c
Could be the highest ever recorded temps in our history of the planet
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...ybe-the-world/
https://blog.metoffice.gov.uk/
Could be the highest ever recorded temps in our history of the planet
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...ybe-the-world/
https://blog.metoffice.gov.uk/
I'll admit, wearing a full suit in 40+ degrees can get a little uncomfortable - I can't imagine what it'd be like in 54c!
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