[chopperk]

None of the Climate Changers ever mention the Tonga Volcano which blew its top in January 2022. This volcano literally shook the planet. Strongest in 1200 years pumping over 50 billion tons of ash and vapors into the atmosphere which many experts claim is effecting our current wx worldwide.

[Thermalseeker]

I read one report that stated the Tonga volcano increased atmospheric moisture content by 10%. That is huge and will have a profound effect on global temperature, particularly in areas where it is very cold and dry (Arctic/Antarctic/Siberia). It will also show up in higher nighttime low temps.

[jpsb]

"Strongest in 1200 years"

That would be Krakatoa 1883.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

I observed some of the effects of that explosion during my last job. The Hunga Tonga volcano explosion created an air shock that showed up on the air pressure plots of most of our weather stations and traveled around the world. It created a major tsunami in the pacific ocean, and then the air shock created a much smaller one in the Caribbean Sea