La Niña-- Taking a third deep dip...

[Billy_Bob]

And due to the low solar influence in the 0.2-0.6um bandwidth of the suns output there has been no recharge of the ENSO.. A third wave of cooling is now upon us in the ocean.. La Niña is headed down a third time and even the left wing Axios can see the writing on the wall..

La Niña heads for rare "triple dip," dampening global temperatures.​

They even spew misinformation about mid level winds being lower. With massive cooling of the arctic regions the polar jets create massive windshear which will make the hurricane season much less sever.

Dry flows aloft for the western US will remain... This is not good news for those wanting rain in the west.

 

[Billy_Bob]

If you know how the warming and cooling happens, on a global scale, the step rise or step decline usually happens on the third dip or rise. Everything looks like it is lining up for a 'step decline' in global temperatures.

This will make a lot of AGW nuts frantic...

 

[Darkwind]

This is not good for those who grow things for a living or just to help feed themselves.

A warm planet is a planet that is bountiful with food.

Plus, it's 6-18-22 and here in Northeast Pennsylvania, the temp @ 1400 is 53f. Feels like frikken October out there.

 

[Billy_Bob]

This is not good for those who grow things for a living or just to help feed themselves.

A warm planet is a planet that is bountiful with food.

Plus, it's 6-18-22 and here in Northeast Pennsylvania, the temp @ 1400 is 53f. Feels like frikken October out there.

Mid-level temps are about 20 degrees too low for this time of year. IF this lines up like it appears it will, your region is going to get buried in snow this winter. It's too soon to tell but it's an ever-increasing possibility.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

This is not good for those who grow things for a living or just to help feed themselves.

A warm planet is a planet that is bountiful with food.

Plus, it's 6-18-22 and here in Northeast Pennsylvania, the temp @ 1400 is 53f. Feels like frikken October out there.

be thankful
it's 104 in texas

 

[Billy_Bob]

be thankful
it's 104 in texas

And that region is going to be really dry.. And hot... The La Niña flow aloft is unforgiving for this region.

 

[Sunsettommy]

The usual lie shows up in the Link:

"However, the world's oceans overall are continuing to take up extra heat from an atmosphere altered by human-caused greenhouse gas emissions, ensuring that more heat will be released into the atmosphere as soon as this La Niña ends."

The atmosphere itself is cooling down you morons!

 

[Billy_Bob]

The usual lie shows up in the Link:

"However, the world's oceans overall are continuing to take up extra heat from an atmosphere altered by human-caused greenhouse gas emissions, ensuring that more heat will be released into the atmosphere as soon as this La Niña ends."

The atmosphere itself is cooling down you morons!

Axios doesn't understand how our atmosphere works. They think all of their sheep will buy the lies.

What these morons don't get, were about to have step decrease in global temperatures. They are going to have a real hard time dispelling that one.. They don't even know how our oceans are warmed and what region of downwelling solar radiation is responsible for it..

 

[Billy_Bob]

The Axios writer doesn't understand cause and effect and is totally clueless... They do not understand the dynamics of how our atmosphere is warmed and cooled.

As Tommy pointed out, Axios claims that ocean heat uptake continues but La Niña remains. There is either heat uptake or heat output. You cannot have both in the same region. The outer regions are still cooling to depth so there is no recharge happening. The oceans are still cooling rapidly. They simply do not understand this. The Axios article is baseless in this area.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

It's is a nice summary based on actual science. No, the uneducated slobs on USMB have not outsmarted the global scientific community.

Shocking, I know.

La Niña is headed for a rare "triple dip" return — with big implications

The cycle affects the Atlantic hurricane season and global temperatures.

www.axios.com

 

[Billy_Bob]

It's is a nice summary based on actual science. No, the uneducated slobs on USMB have not outsmarted the global scientific community.

Shocking, I know.

La Niña is headed for a rare "triple dip" return — with big implications

The cycle affects the Atlantic hurricane season and global temperatures.

www.axios.com

Moron... that is the Axios article I cited.. and they are fucking clueless..

Tell me how the ocean is up taking energy when no areas are showing a rise?

Tell me how the hurricane season will be more severe when midlevel winds have INCREASED due to strong polar jets and wide swings of that jet?

The only thing they got right was the third dip has started already and the flow aloft causing continued drought in the west.. Everything else is bull shit..

 

[mamooth]

The oceans are still cooling rapidly.

Cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo ...

These crazy inventions called "thermometers" keep measuring the steadily increasing ocean temps. The fact that Billy chooses to deny reality doesn't change reality.

Japan Meteorological Agency|Global ocean heat content

Website provided by the Japan Meteorological Agency (the national weather service of Japan)

www.data.jma.go.jp

 

[Billy_Bob]

Cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo ...

These crazy inventions called "thermometers" keep measuring the steadily increasing ocean temps. The fact that Billy chooses to deny reality doesn't change reality.

Japan Meteorological Agency|Global ocean heat content

Website provided by the Japan Meteorological Agency (the national weather service of Japan)

www.data.jma.go.jp

Too Funny;

Those thermometers you speak of .. are not reporting what you state.

 

[Billy_Bob]

Region one is taking a deep dive in temperature as is Region two. This means regions 3 and 4 will soon follow as the ocean temps to depth of about 700m are now cold. This is dip three in a series. Just like the spikes in series of three created a step increase of global temp this will cause a step decrease in global temp.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo ...

These crazy inventions called "thermometers" keep measuring the steadily increasing ocean temps. The fact that Billy chooses to deny reality doesn't change reality.

Japan Meteorological Agency|Global ocean heat content

Website provided by the Japan Meteorological Agency (the national weather service of Japan)

www.data.jma.go.jp

Tell us again how these thermometers gave us accurate deep ocean readings from 1880

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Thankfully, the additional .2PPM CO2 added to the atmosphere this past year is more than enough to offset this imaginary "Cooling" you deniers live for

Viva CO2!

 

[Billy_Bob]

Thankfully, the additional .2PPM CO2 added to the atmosphere this past year is more than enough to offset this imaginary "Cooling" you deniers live for

Viva CO2!

A........ NO.. we dropped almost a full degree C that would take an increase of about 250-300 ppm to counter.

 

[mamooth]

Those thermometers you speak of .. are not reporting what you state.

Back in reality, ocean heat content goes _up_ during a La Nina. We know this because the thermometers say so. The surface temps of one section of the Pacific are not a measure of total ocean heat content. Around the world, we measure down to 2000m depth using Argo floats, which have an accuracy of 0.002 degrees. Yes, that's not a typo.

No matter what the ENSO cycle state is, the oceans pretty much absorb the same amount of solar and backradiation energy. The oceans emit less heat to the atmosphere during a La Nina, so more heat stays in the oceans. During an El Nino, more heat is emitted, so ocean heat content stabilizes or dips a bit. But since the backradiation has risen so much due to CO2, the trend is inexorably up.

This is basic stuff, and you all faceplant at it. Given your ignorance of the topic, you shouldn't be bothering the grownups.

Japan Meteorological Agency|Global ocean heat content

Website provided by the Japan Meteorological Agency (the national weather service of Japan)

www.data.jma.go.jp

 

[otto105]

If you know how the warming and cooling happens, on a global scale, the step rise or step decline usually happens on the third dip or rise. Everything looks like it is lining up for a 'step decline' in global temperatures.

This will make a lot of AGW nuts frantic...

When is this going to happen?

 

[Billy_Bob]

When is this going to happen?

Given the length of the cycle, we should be able to see it in trend within about 2-3 years.

Looking at the satellite record, I have marked where the 3 cycles occurred and the step ups. Now we have three major decreases which should result in the same reaction but be a step down.