Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest

[abu afak]

A (another) WEATHER event has brought alot of the Denialist Clowns out but..


Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest
After a section of stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature, part of the polar vortex broke off and pockets of arctic air moved south
By Brianna Abbott
Jan. 30, 2019 - Wall Street Journal
Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest

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"....Around Jan. 2, part of the stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature of 50 degrees Fahrenheit in just a few days, NOAA says. The process—called a sudden stratospheric warming—split the unstable polar vortex.

When part of the polar vortex broke off, pockets of arctic air moved south, which is what is causing the current cold snap, meteorologists say.

Some climate scientists believe that warming in the Arctic due to climate change may be destabilizing the polar vortex, according to a 2017 study in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, creating more extreme weather events. Cold temperature extremes, however, have become less severe and less frequent overall in recent decades, while extreme heat events are now more severe and more frequent."..."
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[jc456]

dude, you're truly funny. this is so stupid no point in debating, and instead just state how stupid your premise is.

So the same thing happen 40 years ago. and what?

no climate change right?

 

[LA RAM FAN]

dude, you're truly funny. this is so stupid no point in debating, and instead just state how stupid your premise is.

So the same thing happen 40 years ago. and what?

no climate change right?

considering the fact the OP has ZERO credibility here and never even trys to refute facts when backed up against the wall with nowhere to run,that proves the article is BS.

 

[abu afak]

dude, you're truly funny. this is so stupid no point in debating, and instead just state how stupid your premise is.

So the same thing happen 40 years ago. and what?

no climate change right?

I'm stupid?
The Wall Street Journal and NOAA are "stupid"?

You're an Asshole and High Frequency posting part of an infestation here.
You're a troll.
You Never have ANY Content.
I'd put you on Ignore (you basically are) but I want to keep giving you the "Funny'"s you deserve you Empty POS.
SWWATT!


EDIT
LA RAM FAN is similarly an Empty RW JERK with NO CONTENT and NO rebuttal.. ever.


It's really a Disgrace that RW juvenile trolls are allowed to blight this board.

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[jc456]

dude, you're truly funny. this is so stupid no point in debating, and instead just state how stupid your premise is.

So the same thing happen 40 years ago. and what?

no climate change right?

considering the fact the OP has ZERO credibility here and never even trys to refute facts when backed up against the wall with nowhere to run,that proves the article is BS.

how is it wrong.

 

[Crick]

dude, you're truly funny. this is so stupid no point in debating, and instead just state how stupid your premise is.

So the same thing happen 40 years ago. and what?

no climate change right?

considering the fact the OP has ZERO credibility here and never even trys to refute facts when backed up against the wall with nowhere to run,that proves the article is BS.

Hardly.

Polar vortex weakening - the meandering of the jet stream that is driving Arctic air into the us midwest - is due to the pattern of global warming that drives Arctic temperatures up faster than those on the equator. Telling us it must be false because you don't like the OP is logical bullshit.

 

[jc456]

dude, you're truly funny. this is so stupid no point in debating, and instead just state how stupid your premise is.

So the same thing happen 40 years ago. and what?

no climate change right?

considering the fact the OP has ZERO credibility here and never even trys to refute facts when backed up against the wall with nowhere to run,that proves the article is BS.

Hardly.

Polar vortex weakening - the meandering of the jet stream that is driving Arctic air into the us midwest - is due to the pattern of global warming that drives Arctic temperatures up faster than those on the equator. Telling us it must be false because you don't like the OP is logical bullshit.

and it's been happening for fking ever. just look at the records. stupid

 

[jc456]

dude, you're truly funny. this is so stupid no point in debating, and instead just state how stupid your premise is.

So the same thing happen 40 years ago. and what?

no climate change right?

I'm stupid?
The Wall Street Journal and NOAA are "stupid"?

You're an Asshole and high frequency posting part of an infestation here.
You're a troll.
You Never have ANY Content.
I'd put you on Ignore but I want to keep giving you the "Funny'"s you deserve you Empty POS.
SWWATT!


EDIT
LA RAM FAN is similarly an Empty RW JERK with NO CONTENT and NO rebuttal.. ever.


It's really a Disgrace that RW juvenile trolls are allowed to blight this board.

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yes, and yes. next question.

I've lived through both the one in the early 80's and yesterday and today. that's climate. and it hasn't changed. so you got fking nothing. so tell me how i'm wrong now.?

 

[depotoo]

You do realize it also happened in 1853...
And times before that, and times before that...

A (another) WEATHER event has brought alot of the Denialist Clowns out but..


Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest
After a section of stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature, part of the polar vortex broke off and pockets of arctic air moved south
By Brianna Abbott
Jan. 30, 2019 - Wall Street Journal
Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest

[.....]
"....Around Jan. 2, part of the stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature of 50 degrees Fahrenheit in just a few days, NOAA says. The process—called a sudden stratospheric warming—split the unstable polar vortex.

When part of the polar vortex broke off, pockets of arctic air moved south, which is what is causing the current cold snap, meteorologists say.

Some climate scientists believe that warming in the Arctic due to climate change may be destabilizing the polar vortex, according to a 2017 study in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, creating more extreme weather events. Cold temperature extremes, however, have become less severe and less frequent overall in recent decades, while extreme heat events are now more severe and more frequent."..."
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[depotoo]

Why does Mars, and other planets, non-inhabited, also have polar vortices?
A paper on Mars-

waugh_etal_2016.pdf - Box

 

[jc456]

You do realize it also happened in 1853...
And times before that, and times before that...

A (another) WEATHER event has brought alot of the Denialist Clowns out but..


Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest
After a section of stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature, part of the polar vortex broke off and pockets of arctic air moved south
By Brianna Abbott
Jan. 30, 2019 - Wall Street Journal
Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest

[.....]
"....Around Jan. 2, part of the stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature of 50 degrees Fahrenheit in just a few days, NOAA says. The process—called a sudden stratospheric warming—split the unstable polar vortex.

When part of the polar vortex broke off, pockets of arctic air moved south, which is what is causing the current cold snap, meteorologists say.

Some climate scientists believe that warming in the Arctic due to climate change may be destabilizing the polar vortex, according to a 2017 study in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, creating more extreme weather events. Cold temperature extremes, however, have become less severe and less frequent overall in recent decades, while extreme heat events are now more severe and more frequent."..."
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dude, I've already lived through two of these, in the 83 and 85 years and now in 2019. that's climate. nothing they can say. they have been proven as parrots and that's all. Observed and lived through.

 

[Pogo]

A (another) WEATHER event has brought alot of the Denialist Clowns out but..


Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest
After a section of stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature, part of the polar vortex broke off and pockets of arctic air moved south
By Brianna Abbott
Jan. 30, 2019 - Wall Street Journal
Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest

[.....]
"....Around Jan. 2, part of the stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature of 50 degrees Fahrenheit in just a few days, NOAA says. The process—called a sudden stratospheric warming—split the unstable polar vortex.

When part of the polar vortex broke off, pockets of arctic air moved south, which is what is causing the current cold snap, meteorologists say.

Some climate scientists believe that warming in the Arctic due to climate change may be destabilizing the polar vortex, according to a 2017 study in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, creating more extreme weather events. Cold temperature extremes, however, have become less severe and less frequent overall in recent decades, while extreme heat events are now more severe and more frequent."..."
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Speaking for around here, it's going to be forty degrees warmer than it is right now in about four days. Way less windy too.

 

[abu afak]

Speaking for around here, it's going to be forty degrees warmer than it is right now in about four days. Way less windy too.

Natural Gas Prices have been FALLING Since Monday because the First half of February is going to be WARMER THAN NORMAL.... and Into the 50's for 4 days.

New York, NY (10001) 10-Day Weather Forecast - The Weather Channel | Weather.com

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[jc456]

A (another) WEATHER event has brought alot of the Denialist Clowns out but..


Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest
After a section of stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature, part of the polar vortex broke off and pockets of arctic air moved south
By Brianna Abbott
Jan. 30, 2019 - Wall Street Journal
Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest

[.....]
"....Around Jan. 2, part of the stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature of 50 degrees Fahrenheit in just a few days, NOAA says. The process—called a sudden stratospheric warming—split the unstable polar vortex.

When part of the polar vortex broke off, pockets of arctic air moved south, which is what is causing the current cold snap, meteorologists say.

Some climate scientists believe that warming in the Arctic due to climate change may be destabilizing the polar vortex, according to a 2017 study in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, creating more extreme weather events. Cold temperature extremes, however, have become less severe and less frequent overall in recent decades, while extreme heat events are now more severe and more frequent."..."
[.....]
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Speaking for around here, it's going to be forty degrees warmer than it is right now in about four days. Way less windy too.

yep, and in 1984 in between 83 and 85 records here it set a record warmth. huh? now try that one on for size.

 

[RodISHI]

A (another) WEATHER event has brought alot of the Denialist Clowns out but..


Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest
After a section of stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature, part of the polar vortex broke off and pockets of arctic air moved south
By Brianna Abbott
Jan. 30, 2019 - Wall Street Journal
Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest

[.....]
"....Around Jan. 2, part of the stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature of 50 degrees Fahrenheit in just a few days, NOAA says. The process—called a sudden stratospheric warming—split the unstable polar vortex.

When part of the polar vortex broke off, pockets of arctic air moved south, which is what is causing the current cold snap, meteorologists say.

Some climate scientists believe that warming in the Arctic due to climate change may be destabilizing the polar vortex, according to a 2017 study in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, creating more extreme weather events. Cold temperature extremes, however, have become less severe and less frequent overall in recent decades, while extreme heat events are now more severe and more frequent."..."
[.....]
`​

Speaking for around here, it's going to be forty degrees warmer than it is right now in about four days. Way less windy too.

yep, and in 1984 in between 83 and 85 records here it set a record warmth. huh? now try that one on for size.

Good years too. Had a lot of work in the winter and didn't freeze my ass off or haft to wear polar gear.

 

[Oddball]

 

[depotoo]

And most don’t-

Some scientists — but by no means most — see a connection between human-caused climate change and difference in atmospheric pressure that causes slower moving waves in the air.

A (another) WEATHER event has brought alot of the Denialist Clowns out but..


Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest
After a section of stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature, part of the polar vortex broke off and pockets of arctic air moved south
By Brianna Abbott
Jan. 30, 2019 - Wall Street Journal
Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest

[.....]
"....Around Jan. 2, part of the stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature of 50 degrees Fahrenheit in just a few days, NOAA says. The process—called a sudden stratospheric warming—split the unstable polar vortex.

When part of the polar vortex broke off, pockets of arctic air moved south, which is what is causing the current cold snap, meteorologists say.

Some climate scientists believe that warming in the Arctic due to climate change may be destabilizing the polar vortex, according to a 2017 study in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, creating more extreme weather events. Cold temperature extremes, however, have become less severe and less frequent overall in recent decades, while extreme heat events are now more severe and more frequent."..."
[.....]
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[jc456]

A (another) WEATHER event has brought alot of the Denialist Clowns out but..


Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest
After a section of stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature, part of the polar vortex broke off and pockets of arctic air moved south
By Brianna Abbott
Jan. 30, 2019 - Wall Street Journal
Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest

[.....]
"....Around Jan. 2, part of the stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature of 50 degrees Fahrenheit in just a few days, NOAA says. The process—called a sudden stratospheric warming—split the unstable polar vortex.

When part of the polar vortex broke off, pockets of arctic air moved south, which is what is causing the current cold snap, meteorologists say.

Some climate scientists believe that warming in the Arctic due to climate change may be destabilizing the polar vortex, according to a 2017 study in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, creating more extreme weather events. Cold temperature extremes, however, have become less severe and less frequent overall in recent decades, while extreme heat events are now more severe and more frequent."..."
[.....]
`​

Speaking for around here, it's going to be forty degrees warmer than it is right now in about four days. Way less windy too.

yep, and in 1984 in between 83 and 85 records here it set a record warmth. huh? now try that one on for size.

Good years too. Had a lot of work in the winter and didn't freeze my ass off or haft to wear polar gear.

in 1984, yep.

 

[Pogo]

A (another) WEATHER event has brought alot of the Denialist Clowns out but..


Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest
After a section of stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature, part of the polar vortex broke off and pockets of arctic air moved south
By Brianna Abbott
Jan. 30, 2019 - Wall Street Journal
Blame a Sudden Heat Spike for the Arctic Temperatures in the Midwest

[.....]
"....Around Jan. 2, part of the stratosphere experienced a rapid rise in temperature of 50 degrees Fahrenheit in just a few days, NOAA says. The process—called a sudden stratospheric warming—split the unstable polar vortex.

When part of the polar vortex broke off, pockets of arctic air moved south, which is what is causing the current cold snap, meteorologists say.

Some climate scientists believe that warming in the Arctic due to climate change may be destabilizing the polar vortex, according to a 2017 study in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, creating more extreme weather events. Cold temperature extremes, however, have become less severe and less frequent overall in recent decades, while extreme heat events are now more severe and more frequent."..."
[.....]
`​

Speaking for around here, it's going to be forty degrees warmer than it is right now in about four days. Way less windy too.

yep, and in 1984 in between 83 and 85 records here it set a record warmth. huh? now try that one on for size.

What in the flying fuque does that have to do with my post?

Read much?

 

[Crick]

dude, you're truly funny. this is so stupid no point in debating, and instead just state how stupid your premise is.

So the same thing happen 40 years ago. and what?

no climate change right?

considering the fact the OP has ZERO credibility here and never even trys to refute facts when backed up against the wall with nowhere to run,that proves the article is BS.

With what facts will you refute the OP? And if you find none, are you going to apologize?