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Climate Change and Extreme Weather: Prof. Jennifer Francis (2013) - YouTube
Dr. Jennifer Francis, Phd Meteorologist from Rutgers.
Really? Then why is there 80% less ice in the Arctic Ocean in September than there used to be? And, if you took the time to listen to what Dr. Francis presents, you can see the effects of that 'minor' rise the last time it was that warm was a sea level 6 meters or more higher than today. That will hardly be a 'minor' effect.
Really? Then why is there 80% less ice in the Arctic Ocean in September than there used to be? And, if you took the time to listen to what Dr. Francis presents, you can see the effects of that 'minor' rise the last time it was that warm was a sea level 6 meters or more higher than today. That will hardly be a 'minor' effect.
80%? Really? You're going to hang your hat on that BS?
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Really? Then why is there 80% less ice in the Arctic Ocean in September than there used to be? And, if you took the time to listen to what Dr. Francis presents, you can see the effects of that 'minor' rise the last time it was that warm was a sea level 6 meters or more higher than today. That will hardly be a 'minor' effect.
80%? Really? You're going to hang your hat on that BS?
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My,my. Getting senile there, old boy? Ice surface area is far differant than ice volume. 80% less ice is the amount of volume lost. The surface area has only lost about 40% or 50%.
Of course, you would have known that, had you listened to the presentation by Dr. Francis. But you choose not to listen to people with real Phd's on this subject. Instead, you listen to fakes like Monkton and Watts. And then claim to be a Phd yourself![]()
Figure 1. The annual ACE index from the Southern Hemisphere (green), Northern Hemisphere (blue), and the entire globe (red), from 1970 through 2010 (from Maue, 2011). Maue describes this situation in the abstract of his paper:
Tropical cyclone accumulated cyclone energy (ACE) has exhibited strikingly large global interannual variability during the past 40-years. In the pentad since 2006, Northern Hemisphere and global tropical cyclone ACE has decreased dramatically to the lowest levels since the late 1970s. Additionally, the global frequency of tropical cyclones has reached a historical low. Here evidence is presented demonstrating that considerable variability in tropical cyclone ACE is associated with the evolution of the character of observed large-scale climate mechanisms including the El Ni&ntidle;o Southern Oscillation and Pacific Decadal Oscillation. In contrast to record quiet North Pacific tropical cyclone activity in 2010, the North Atlantic basin remained very active by contributing almost one-third of the overall calendar year global ACE.
There is no increase in extreme weather.. why would I need an explanation for crap that doesnt exist?
Dont need an explanation for poltergeists either..
go show us the ace index for tropical hurricanes and point to this increase that you think u see. Not there dudley.....
There is no increase in extreme weather.. why would I need an explanation for crap that doesnt exist?
Dont need an explanation for poltergeists either..
go show us the ace index for tropical hurricanes and point to this increase that you think u see. Not there dudley.....
Try telling that to the tens of thousands suffering from the worst typhoon in history.![]()
There is no increase in extreme weather.. why would I need an explanation for crap that doesnt exist?
Dont need an explanation for poltergeists either..
go show us the ace index for tropical hurricanes and point to this increase that you think u see. Not there dudley.....
Try telling that to the tens of thousands suffering from the worst typhoon in history.![]()