Extreme cold weather found to be linked to global warming

Jerusalem Post ^ | September 5 2021 | ARIELLA MARSDEN

[bert]

A study has found that extreme cold weather is probably caused by the stretching of the polar vortex in the stratosphere, which results from global warming.

Scientists have discovered that recent cold weather extremes may be linked to global warming, a study published in Science said on Thursday.

Human-caused global warming was expected to lead to more heatwaves and heavy precipitation events, but the increase in cold air outbreaks and heavy snowfalls, most recently in January and February of 2021 in Asia, Europe and the United States, surprised the scientists, leading them to research the connection between extreme cold weather and global warming.

One of the key manifestations of global warming is Arctic warming, otherwise known as Arctic amplification (AA) which causes sea ice to decrease. Because the decline in sea ice increases moisture in the air, AA ultimately leads to heavy snowfall in the Arctic.

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[butlerweave]

Oh Come On Guys ! ,LOL

[EastTexasTraveler]

Yeah right. No matter what happens, it proves global warming and justifies tyranny. Lying b*******.

[Deplorable American1776]

What a bunch of bull💩!!! Really, everything we do is causing global warming... As my dad said, PhDs means 💩 Piled Higher and Deeper.... 🤓

[metmom]

“probably”, “may be”, “was expected to”.

Real solid science there……

[metmom]

CO2 is only the third strongest greenhouse gas in the atmosphere anyways.

And there’s nothing mankind can do to affect them.

[metmom]

Here is the *correlation* between CO2 and temperature

[dsrtsage]

In some areas,the weather will become more normaler as well

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Meanwhile, the Earth’s Thermosphere is and remains COLD.

Thermosphere Climate Index
today: 5.00x10^10 W Cold
Max: 49.4x10^10 W Hot (10/1957)
Min: 2.05x10^10 W Cold (02/2009)

Updated 04 Sep 2021

[TomGuy]

... is probably caused by ...

Probably!!!???!!!

How scientific is that????

[Navy Patriot]

Scientists have discovered that recent cold weather extremes may be linked to ... their continued funding depends on their effective collaboration in the "Anthropogenic Climate Change" Hoax.

[TomGuy]

... the increase in cold air outbreaks and heavy snowfalls, most recently in January and February of 2021 in Asia, Europe and the United States, surprised the scientists, leading them to research the connection between extreme cold weather and global warming.

Under more scientific examination, scientists also determined that, sometimes, September, October, November and December, as well as March, April, and May, might exhibit cold weather some years and warm weather in other years.

Conversely, those same scientists determined that June, July, August and even September can be extremely hot some years and mild in other years.

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[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Gobboldygook. This reminds me of an old NANCY cartoon from fifty years ago.

She turns on the TV to get a weather report. The weatherman tells what is happening in the most gobbldygook fashion with “meterological isobars” and other terms thrown in.
Not understanding a word of what he said she went down to an old man setting on the street, and asks...
“Mr Jones, what do your bunions say the weather is going to do?”

[bgill]

I’m still waiting for half of America to be underwater.

Guessing globull warming caused TX to not reach the normal 100 days of 100+ temperature this summer. It’s just now heating up.

[Rummyfan]

Of course!

[campaignPete R-CT]

No!

That’s unbelievable

[Rocky]

Do they even hear themselves?

[aquila48]

I guess it’s why they predicted the end of snow, and no more glaciers on the Himalayas and Glacier national park.

[aquila48]

I guess we’re now back to the 70’s when “scientists” predicted the coming of a new ice age.

[GOPJ]

Extreme normal weather is a problem too.../s