Climate Change Mega Thread
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- Admiral HMS Castanet
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how about that green house effect -i think not
how about that green house effect -i think not
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There's actually no link between climate change and precipitation or more extreme storms. Even the IPCC admits this.captkirkcanada wrote: ↑Aug 8th, 2022, 4:47 am Water for drinking dries up in france amid drought
https://www.theweathernetwork.com/ca/ne ... ic-drought
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CBS called out for lying and spreading more myths about the man-made climate change fraud.
This election, vote ABLNDP - anyone but those scumbag NDP or scumbag Liberals. "Justinda Trudeau" must go. No more global elitist scum in charge of our resources and our democracy.
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Paul Gregory began taking daily weather observations in the Annapolis Valley in the 1980s.
Winter weather followed a relatively predictable pattern, he says. A nor'easter would roll in every 10 days or so, dumping 25 centimetres of snow and contributing to a blanket of snow that lasted all winter.
But Gregory, who worked as a forecaster at CFB Greenwood, began noticing a shift in the 1990s.
I could see the changes," he says. The cold and snowy winters began to drift away and a warmer, rainier season emerged.
Analysis of average temperatures confirms what Gregory observed. Nova Scotia's winters are getting warmer, particularly in the last several decades.
It's a trend that is expected to continue, with a recent provincial climate risk report noting that the province could see just two weeks' worth of days of snow annually by 2100.
decline in that insulating snow cover also affects the roots of northern species, which tend to be in the top 30 centimetres of soil and can be damaged by the freeze-thaw cycle
Until relatively recently, researchers thought an ice-free winter was unlikely. But in 2010, DFO scientist Peter Galbraith conducted ice surveys by helicopter and found no ice at all.
"Before 2010, we thought models were predicting that it was going to take a long time before we see no sea ice, and so when it happened, it sort of took us by surprise.
That is real data backed by real researchers
Winter weather followed a relatively predictable pattern, he says. A nor'easter would roll in every 10 days or so, dumping 25 centimetres of snow and contributing to a blanket of snow that lasted all winter.
But Gregory, who worked as a forecaster at CFB Greenwood, began noticing a shift in the 1990s.
I could see the changes," he says. The cold and snowy winters began to drift away and a warmer, rainier season emerged.
Analysis of average temperatures confirms what Gregory observed. Nova Scotia's winters are getting warmer, particularly in the last several decades.
It's a trend that is expected to continue, with a recent provincial climate risk report noting that the province could see just two weeks' worth of days of snow annually by 2100.
decline in that insulating snow cover also affects the roots of northern species, which tend to be in the top 30 centimetres of soil and can be damaged by the freeze-thaw cycle
Until relatively recently, researchers thought an ice-free winter was unlikely. But in 2010, DFO scientist Peter Galbraith conducted ice surveys by helicopter and found no ice at all.
"Before 2010, we thought models were predicting that it was going to take a long time before we see no sea ice, and so when it happened, it sort of took us by surprise.
That is real data backed by real researchers

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Real men do not need to idle their cars in minus weather . I call them men that do wimps .
Real men do not need to idle their cars in minus weather . I call them men that do wimps .
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No, it's not.
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- Grand Pooh-bah
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This is nothing more than garbage speculation to promote a criminal agenda to gullible losers.captkirkcanada wrote: ↑Dec 26th, 2022, 6:08 pm
It's a trend that is expected to continue, with a recent provincial climate risk report noting that the province could see just two weeks' worth of days of snow annually by 2100.
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There are ridiculous claims about extreme weather in the UK. Oh my gosh, when will this extreme weather end? (me being sarcastic). Looking at the MET office charts, one would not notice anything out of the ordinary. Unless this is in the category of micro-weather aggression (no that is not a real thing).
https://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpre ... nal-trust/
It can't be rainfall or temperature.
https://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpre ... nal-trust/
It can't be rainfall or temperature.
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