Meanwhile, Alaska bakes under record highs.
And the kooks still don't understand what "global" means.
which part of Alaska is "baking"?
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Meanwhile, Alaska bakes under record highs.
And the kooks still don't understand what "global" means.
which part of Alaska is "baking"?
It was warmer in Anchorage at that point than it was in Palm Beach.
It was warmer in Anchorage at that point than it was in Palm Beach.
Super fun fact there.. So Anchorage is at the same lattitude as Oslo and Stockholm and is moderated by the proximity to the ocean..![]()
Deadly ice and snow storm bears down on U.S. South
A major winter storm that has caused at least six deaths unfurled across much of the U.S. South on Tuesday, and forecasters warned that ice could cripple road travel and bring widespread power outages in coming days.
The storm could be "a catastrophic event" of "historical proportions," the National Weather Service office in Peachtree City, Georgia, said of the latest blast of wintry weather to hit the region.
Conditions were expected to worsen overnight, with up to an inch (2.5 cm) of ice predicted in parts of Georgia and central South Carolina.
Two to 6 inches (5 to 15 cm) of snow fell in north Georgia on Tuesday, with another 5 to 9 inches (13 to 23 cm) expected by Thursday morning, said National Weather Service meteorologist Dan Darbe.
But Darbe said ice was the bigger worry, with a quarter to three-quarters of an inch (0.6 to 2 cm) expected in the area that includes metropolitan Atlanta.
The last significant ice storm in that region was in January 2000, when up to half inch (1.3 cm) of ice left more than 350,000 people without power, Darbe said.
"We're talking a much larger area and a much larger amount of ice" in this storm, he said.
President Barack Obama signed an emergency declaration for Georgia. Governors Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina and Mississippi declared weather emergencies and Georgia Governor Nathan Deal signed an executive order to close state government Wednesday.
The storm caused two weather-related traffic deaths in Mississippi, and three in northern Texas, authorities said. A Dallas firefighter responding to an accident on an icy road also died when a skidding car hit a parked vehicle and he fell off a highway bridge.
Officials were quick to make plans for dealing with the weather after being criticized for inadequate preparation before a storm two weeks ago. That storm paralyzed Atlanta area roads and forced more than 11,000 students in Alabama to spend the night at their schools.
It was warmer in Anchorage at that point than it was in Palm Beach.
Alaska is expected to completely melt.
I luv me some snow; BRING ON THAT DANGED NEW ICE AGE! ! ! !
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I luv me some snow; BRING ON THAT DANGED NEW ICE AGE! ! ! !
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Jet stream = horizontal temperature gradient and Coriolis force.
Consequences of Rotation for Weather
When you change climate zones by shifting the climate you will have some effects on the jet streams position as it either shifts north or south. We're talking about a climate system out of balance right? So why can't the weather be more extreme just like a jar of hot water at a constant volume one second and yet after you change a variable like volume the system will have a period of extremes until it can get back into balance.
Think about it.
As long as there's a pause = global warming is going to be impossible to defend in the eyes of many.
As long as there's a pause = global warming is going to be impossible to defend in the eyes of many.
What pause? The ToA imbalance is still present and growing. The OHC, where >90% of thermal energy accumulation is stored, is rising and its rate increased significantly at the same time surface warming slowed. Several theories relating the transfer of heat from the ocean surface to deeper waters to the reduction in the temperature of the SST, as well as temperatures corrected for data lacking at the poles essentially eliminate the surface warming hiatus.
There has been no downward change in the basic rate at which the Earth is accumulating solar energy. The energy is simply going to different places.
I believe for the same reason the system changed in 1941. I don't know why you should have a problem with this idea. You're the one that's constantly pushing for non-linear response. Why does the Pacific switch from Nina to Nino? What causes the PDO? I would suggest that this is simply a multi-decadal oscilllation to which the system is subject under conditions of external warming.
The fact that no denier has been able to overcome is that persistent ToA imbalance. Until that zeroes, it is absolutely futile to claim that global warming has stopped.