The Worst Weather Ever

[Carl in Michigan]

Wasn't in our day

 

[JGalt]

Wasn't in our day

But...but...Al Gore and little Greta said....."

 

[EMH]

Furthest north ever achieved by a Cat 5.... Martha's Vineyard.... 1938...

Record decade for canes - the 1940s....

 

[JGalt]

Denial. Not just a river in Egypt.

And yet, you're denying that "man-made global warming" is a hoax.

 

[Moonglow]

Wasn't in our day

Yes, deforestation and the plowing of the great plains helped to create a natural disaster.

 

[ReinyDays]

The hottest year on record was during the Permian Period a quarter billion years ago ... or at least since the Cambrian ...

We still see days over 85ºF here ... and that's AVERAGE ... why are you saying all evil weather is behind us when it's already pushing 70ºF outside my door ... just wait until temperatures drop down into the 40's and we'll be hearing the kids scream ...

Explain to the people of Maui that all bad weather is over ...

 

[EMH]

Explain to the people of Maui that all bad weather is over

There is no evidence of "warming" on Hawaii at all. That is because the Pacific Ocean is not warming...

Given that truth, which is easily documented, why are so many of you LYING that "warming" caused what clearly was a man made mass fire??

 

[Crick]

Wasn't in our day

In regards to AGW, the severity of weather is not measured by its death toll.

 

[ReinyDays]

There is no evidence of "warming" on Hawaii at all. That is because the Pacific Ocean is not warming...

Given that truth, which is easily documented, why are so many of you LYING that "warming" caused what clearly was a man made mass fire??

Please show how easy this is to document ... if it's true ... and please show where I've said "warming" caused the fires in Hawai'i ... I believe I've said "abandoned agriculture" ...

It's always the LIAR who screams "liar" first ... see how quick Chick is to answer ...

 

[Crick]

Let's take an imaginary island in an imaginary sea on an imaginary planet whose average temperature is, say, 12.5C. Under those conditions, the odds of a catastrophic fire tell us that one should take place every 200 years. Now lets dial up the imaginary planet's temperature to 14C. The odds of a fire under those conditions tell us that one should take place every 150 years. So, a fire takes place. Did the temperature increase CAUSE the fire? Obviously not. It simply increased the odds of it taking place.

 

[EMH]

Let's take an imaginary island in an imaginary sea on an imaginary planet whose average temperature is, say, 12.5C. Under those conditions, the odds of a catastrophic fire tell us that one should take place every 200 years. Now lets dial up the imaginary planet's temperature to 14C. The odds of a fire under those conditions tell us that one should take place every 150 years. So, a fire takes place. Did the temperature increase CAUSE the fire? Obviously not. It simply increased the odds of it taking place.

Once again, a warmer Earth is a wetter Earth.


Four data points -

Earth with max surface temp 30F = no H2O in atmosphere, all frozen
Today
Jurassic - warmer and WETTER than today
Earth with min surface temp 220F = all H2O in atmosphere - you boiled out the oceans

 

[Crick]

Once again, a warmer Earth is a wetter Earth.


Four data points -

Earth with max surface temp 30F = no H2O in atmosphere, all frozen
Today
Jurassic - warmer and WETTER than today
Earth with min surface temp 220F = all H2O in atmosphere - you boiled out the oceans

Not wet enough to eliminate the increased threat of wildfires. The atmosphere will hold about 7% more water for every 1C temperature increase.

Atmospheric Moisture Increase | Climate Signals

A warmer atmosphere holds more moisture—about 7 percent more per 1.8°F (1°C) of warming—and scientists have already observed a significant increase in atmospheric moisture due to the air’s ability to hold more moisture as it warms. Storms supplied by climate change with increasing moisture are...

www.climatesignals.org

 

[EMH]

The atmosphere will hold about 7% more water for every 1C temperature increase.

So the NYT was COMPLETELY FUCKING WRONG about this...

Researchers Link Syrian Conflict to a Drought Made Worse by Climate Change (Published 2015)

Researchers said Monday that a recent extreme drought in Syria was most likely linked to climate change, and that the drought was a factor in the violent uprising there.

www.nytimes.com

How does INCREASING ATMOSPHERIC H2O cause DROUGHTS???

Not wet enough to eliminate the increased threat of wildfires

So Jurassic was one massive fire after another, right??

LOL!!!

Fires are about LACK OF WATER which you just ADMITTED goes UP when Earth actually does WARM...

 

[Woodznutz]

So the NYT was COMPLETELY FUCKING WRONG about this...

Researchers Link Syrian Conflict to a Drought Made Worse by Climate Change (Published 2015)

Researchers said Monday that a recent extreme drought in Syria was most likely linked to climate change, and that the drought was a factor in the violent uprising there.

www.nytimes.com

How does INCREASING ATMOSPHERIC H2O cause DROUGHTS???







So Jurassic was one massive fire after another, right??

LOL!!!

Fires are about LACK OF WATER which you just ADMITTED goes UP when Earth actually does WARM...

Water vapor in the atmosphere doesn't necessarily equate to rainfall. Other conditions must be met, dewpoint, dust.

 

[ReinyDays]

Water vapor in the atmosphere doesn't necessarily equate to rainfall. Other conditions must be met, dewpoint, dust.

Yes ... it does ... water continually evaporates ... therefore, it must continually condense back out ... the water cycle ... high temperatures allow more water to be evaporated which in turn means more water is rained back out ... 7% more per degree Celsius at surface temperatures ... not near enough to solve the world's drinking water problems ... but it will help ...

Yes, there are other conditions that must be met, the ones you mentioned are commonplace ... all that's left is uplift ... again, something commonplace in our atmosphere ... the warmer world is a wetter world ...

 

[justoffal]

Wasn't in our day

But there's a hurricane coming. Hurricane Globarming! It's eye is 200 miles wide with top winds of 1,250 mph! See! See what you did?

 

[justoffal]

Wasn't in our day



But...but...Al Gore and little Greta said....."

How dare you?

 

[EMH]

Water vapor in the atmosphere doesn't necessarily equate to rainfall.

The amount of H2O in the atmosphere definitely does equate to what comes down in rain and snow.

To argue otherwise is pathetically stupid...

 

[Woodznutz]

The amount of H2O in the atmosphere definitely does equate to what comes down in rain and snow.

To argue otherwise is pathetically stupid...

Heavy fog or dewfall isn't rain, or snow.

 

[HikerGuy83]

Denial. Not just a river in Egypt.

Feel free to provide contravening data.

Otherwise, we understand your claim about denial to apply to yourself.