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So..................it's a natural event that goes through cycles............It's going to cause the Earth's surface temperatures to increase.
You don't see that enormous blob of deep red running from Hawaii to Ecuador in the 2015 graphic that is NOT present in last year's data? The El Nino doesn't take place in the South Atlantic Mr Weatherman.
As defined by people who don't believe in science.The anti-science and anti-government people are here. LOL
Consensus and denier are anti-science words
If words confuse you so often you should probably try a dictionary.As defined by people who don't believe in science.The anti-science and anti-government people are here. LOL
Consensus and denier are anti-science words
When you say belief, you sound like a fundamentalist
If words confuse you so often you should probably try a dictionary.As defined by people who don't believe in science.The anti-science and anti-government people are here. LOL
Consensus and denier are anti-science words
When you say belief, you sound like a fundamentalist
Are you going to suggest that it's all caused by man as normal....................Yes. Are you going to suggest that global warming is all caused by the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO)?
Why in thread after thread have you dodged the question on how much of it is caused by man and how much by nature?Why are you unable to answer my question? It is that which could suggest pathos.
I am not going to suggest that it is "all" caused by man. I am going to contend - based on the opinion of the vast majority of the experts in this field - that the primary cause of the warming observed over the last 150 years is the greenhouse effect acting on human GHG emissions and deforestation. Do you have a different opinion?
Climate Prediction Center - Monitoring Data ENSO Impacts on the U.S. - Previous EventsYes, El Nino is a natural event. The increasing intensity of the El Nino is not a natural event. Look at the graph, even though it only goes to 2011, you can see the increasing intensity and increasing temperatures, not only in the El Nino events, but also in the neutral ENSO, and even increasing temperatures in the La Nina events. In fact, the last two La Nina's have been warmer than the 1994 El Nino. Last year, on a neutral ENSO we had a year that matched 1998, 2005, and 2010. This year, on what looks like a strong El Nino, I think that we will see a new record set.
We know that CO2, CH4, and NOx are GHGs. We know that increasing these gases in the atmosphere will create a warmer atmosphere. We have evidence that points this out from past geological eras. The physics of the situation does not change because this time it is mankind, rather than a natural event that is putting the GHGs into the atmosphere.
Yes, El Nino is a natural event. The increasing intensity of the El Nino is not a natural event. Look at the graph, even though it only goes to 2011, you can see the increasing intensity and increasing temperatures, not only in the El Nino events, but also in the neutral ENSO, and even increasing temperatures in the La Nina events. In fact, the last two La Nina's have been warmer than the 1994 El Nino. Last year, on a neutral ENSO we had a year that matched 1998, 2005, and 2010. This year, on what looks like a strong El Nino, I think that we will see a new record set.
We know that CO2, CH4, and NOx are GHGs. We know that increasing these gases in the atmosphere will create a warmer atmosphere. We have evidence that points this out from past geological eras. The physics of the situation does not change because this time it is mankind, rather than a natural event that is putting the GHGs into the atmosphere.
El Nino is pushing warmer water to the west, from the equator...........It is a natural cycle and it always pushes hot water across the pacific released from the ocean depths near the coast.............
When the Pacific gets hot enough it will help lower the jet stream down..........and we are seeing some of the effects already..........and will bring rain to the lower 48..................eventually hitting even California..................
It's pushing a wave of warm water.................Just as it has done naturally for a long time when it comes............
Not sure......last I saw was the warm water moving West....we'll see...........but its still a natural event which they so desperately want to be man made.El Nino is pushing warmer water to the west, from the equator...........It is a natural cycle and it always pushes hot water across the pacific released from the ocean depths near the coast.............
When the Pacific gets hot enough it will help lower the jet stream down..........and we are seeing some of the effects already..........and will bring rain to the lower 48..................eventually hitting even California..................
It's pushing a wave of warm water.................Just as it has done naturally for a long time when it comes............
The SOI is negative. There are very weak westerlies but now that we have passed summer solstice, the northern hemisphere and solar strength is now declining. The resulting kelvin wave , weak as it is, will disappear in short order.
What is of concern to me is the amount of very cold water amassing near the equator. Were about to experience a very rapid flip to cold. The amount of cold water suggests it will be a deep flip to cooling.
Not sure......last I saw was the warm water moving West....we'll see...........but its still a natural event which they so desperately want to be man made.El Nino is pushing warmer water to the west, from the equator...........It is a natural cycle and it always pushes hot water across the pacific released from the ocean depths near the coast.............
When the Pacific gets hot enough it will help lower the jet stream down..........and we are seeing some of the effects already..........and will bring rain to the lower 48..................eventually hitting even California..................
It's pushing a wave of warm water.................Just as it has done naturally for a long time when it comes............
The SOI is negative. There are very weak westerlies but now that we have passed summer solstice, the northern hemisphere and solar strength is now declining. The resulting kelvin wave , weak as it is, will disappear in short order.
What is of concern to me is the amount of very cold water amassing near the equator. Were about to experience a very rapid flip to cold. The amount of cold water suggests it will be a deep flip to cooling.
LOL
The proof of the effectiveness of water vapor, CO2, CH4, and NOx as GHGs was proven in 1858 by John Tyndall. The graph is evidence of the increasing intensity of the weather associated with the natural ENSO cycles.Climate Prediction Center - Monitoring Data ENSO Impacts on the U.S. - Previous EventsYes, El Nino is a natural event. The increasing intensity of the El Nino is not a natural event. Look at the graph, even though it only goes to 2011, you can see the increasing intensity and increasing temperatures, not only in the El Nino events, but also in the neutral ENSO, and even increasing temperatures in the La Nina events. In fact, the last two La Nina's have been warmer than the 1994 El Nino. Last year, on a neutral ENSO we had a year that matched 1998, 2005, and 2010. This year, on what looks like a strong El Nino, I think that we will see a new record set.
We know that CO2, CH4, and NOx are GHGs. We know that increasing these gases in the atmosphere will create a warmer atmosphere. We have evidence that points this out from past geological eras. The physics of the situation does not change because this time it is mankind, rather than a natural event that is putting the GHGs into the atmosphere.
Prove it.