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18512
From: Chuckles, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Prof. Dilley Explains Why We're Going To Cool Down
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He expects 2030 to 2040 to be critical years due to cold weather. He also says that we can expect some bad weather next winter. |
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18517
From: ao, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Record-breaking temperatures hit southern N.W.T.
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From the link above.. As the last of the risk of flooding flows away, Hay River residents may have another issue to deal with — record-breaking temperatures. This is Hay River's warmest May 3 on record. Temperatures in the community reached 30 C, three degrees warmer than the previous record high for the day. Overall, the southwestern N.W.T. is experiencing an abnormally warm spring. "We're talking, eight to up to 20 degrees above normal," said Jesse Wagar, a meteorologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada. Hinging one’s hypothesis on the notion that an extreme temperature during a particular season, ie the notion your guy’s hanging his hat on that an extremely cold winter season is the harbinger of a turn towards planet wide cooling, is a bit much to swallow. Especially in light of the over all trends, and their direct correlation to an increase in heat in our atmosphere that has been added, and is still being added every day, by our, human, activities. One can come up with all sorts of patterns, and cycles, and waxing and waining of whatever, yet that one factor, the heat our lives have contributed to the system, does not get diminished. Sorry, but the numbers, not somebody’s theory of this or that, are impartial, they just are. And we fucked up. And the consequences are going to be very dramatic, planetary. How dramatic? Life threatening? As it is, the phase of warming we’re in, we’re seeing every aspect of our atmosphere become more volatile. More rain, higher winds, more sever drought, higher heats, and yes colder colds. All of which is not signs of more and less over all but rather as the over all heats up there’s larger gradients.. greater contrasts between each. As more moisture is released into the atmosphere it’s not homogenized across the entire system, but concentrated in pockets, as such look at the increase in rainfall, where the rain falls. When you consider that with every degree the Earth’s average temp increases there’s a 7% - 8% increase in each system. Seven percent more rain, seven percent, drier, colder.. hotter. And the real drama plays out on the margins where systems collide. As in Tornado Alley where the greater contrast equates to much more devastating tornadoes. Bigger, badder, hurricanes.. Your Youtube wannabe’s gonna have to come up with some way to sequester all the CO2 we’re dumping into the atmosphere if he’d really like to play the guy that knows it all. Otherwise.. fasten your seat belts. Literally, have you asked yourself why there are more wind shear events in aviation lately? Every system is becoming stressed. And, hey, your guy likes the colder stuff.. but then the folks up in Canada.. |
18519
From: Mitra, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Record-breaking temperatures hit southern N.W.T.
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As I hunker in the dark, electricity out again, with 80 mph winds raging outside, again, I wonder at these people who apparently still don't know or acknowledge that global warming results in more extreme weather... And for some areas means colder. The seas are heating up, that is to what we should attend, that and halting poisoning of air, water earth. Hope the porch holds together, will have to reinstall the awnings. A tree blew down. We won't get the rain from this storm, i hope it goes where needed. |
18520
From: pamela, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Record-breaking temperatures hit southern N.W.T.
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Yes, global warming and climate change rolled into one. And charging the poor people for what Mother Earth itself has been doing for eons/cycles. I guess the so called elites are hoping to be spared all of this as they rake in the billions to try n save their own arses. I watched a fairly recent movie called Don't Look Up. Its a dark comedy. I love the ending. But won't give it away. |
18521
From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Record-breaking temperatures hit southern N.W.T.
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Humans are polluting the earth and the environment and doing great harm to the mothering spirit...technology plays a huge part in this as does science sorcery, consumerism and more. Many will deny and want to think of themselves as innocent many earth element worshippers and the like and it's someone else who want's their moolah and want to believe it's just a cycle and yet as element worshippers believe in science wish is not all that natural but a from of sorcery, of alchemy so are deceived in that way as well as from supposed history and rewritten things and lack of understanding... none of of us are innocent and we like sheep have one astray. Life is a mothering spirit in the earth (in any creature also having the breath of life who are we to sent that breath of life away? killers of life? yes). This is the tree of life and death currently where death and disease, destruction and blindness are overtaking folks senses mostly the tree of death one who has an ax laid to it's roots....Zombie apocalypse...mega drugs pollute the waters, sewage galore. The cycles are coming to a close soon...collapsing from lack of care of inhabitants. Sowing and reaping...the reaping is grim and the sowing is death. |
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18523
From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Record-breaking temperatures hit southern N.W.T.
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18518
From: pamela, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Record-breaking temperatures hit southern N.W.T.
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Yep, its still gonna get warmer in some places and then it's not. But you would have known that if'd you listened to the video. 😊🙌🌈 |
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18513
From: pamela, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Prof. Dilley Explains Why We're Going To Cool Down
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I posted this same info on the Science forum couple days ago. |
18515
From: Chuckles, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Prof. Dilley Explains Why We're Going To Cool Down
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Hi Pamela, many will deny what this professor has brought to our attention. It's ludicrous what our government is doing with pushing their global warming narrative, and people are buying into it. It was a very interesting video, especially how the moon moves high pressure systems, never knew that. Also how at these 240 cycles, a large volcano goes off somewhere. Going into 2030 and 2040 with 8 billion or so people, we're not going to be able to grow enough food for everyone. Like he said, it would be great if he could educate our politicians on what's really going on with our climate. Also, how could some of these professors teach information that they didn't agree with at universities that were awarded grants that had clauses preventing these professors from teaching what they felt was really going on with our climate. They could only talk about it until after they retired from the universities. |
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18516
From: pamela, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Prof. Dilley Explains Why We're Going To Cool Down
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you wrote: They could only talk about it until after they retired from the universities. Me: Exactly. |
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18514
From: pamela, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Prof. Dilley Explains Why We're Going To Cool Down
URL: http://www.earthboppin.net/talkshop/science/messages/7270.html
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Correction, I posted it April 14th. Time flies when you're busy. |
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