I was reading an article on how quiet this hurricane season has been. To summarize the article, the weather wizards are scratching their heads and don't have an answer. I do. It's because they foolishly don't realize all their computers, historical data, education, and experience mean nothing if the Sun doesn't cooperate with their predictions. That, and throwing in a few volcano eruptions makes their predictions become basically garbage.
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equal and opposite reaction. they are screwing with the weather elsewhere, notably over texas and north dakota. their flights over africa can gin up a small low pressure but without the moisture that is usually there, it won't go tropical. the moisture has been dropped over the southeast and arizona in unheard-of quantities this year.
ReplyDeleteSaharan dust was heavy during much of the Summer. That changes the weather tremendously.
DeleteIt's a weird year. But every year is a weird year.
ReplyDeleteI agree. I've seen wetter, hotter, milder and colder seasons. Predicting what it does is pretty much a guessing game.
DeleteIf we are experiencing "climate change", (which I agree is possible), shouldn't we be seeing record highs and lows on almost a daily basise now?
ReplyDeleteWe aren't.
There were some record highs locally during this Summer. There usually are, and considering how they might only be a degree higher, and the last high was recorded as far back as early in the last century, I can't see how they're indicators of disastrous climate change.
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