Tonga Eruption Blasted Unprecedented Amount of Water Into Stratosphere [NASA said a 2022 volcanic eruption could cause earth's surface to warm for the next several years]

NASA ^ | August 2, 2022 | Jane J. Lee and Andrew Wang

[grundle]

In August 2022, a NASA report on the January 2022 eruption of Hunga Tonga–Hunga Haʻapai stated, “The huge amount of water vapor hurled into the atmosphere, as detected by NASA’s Microwave Limb Sounder, could end up temporarily warming Earth’s surface…. The excess water vapor injected by the Tonga volcano… could remain in the stratosphere for several years.”

[gibsonguy]

“volcanic eruption could cause earth’s surface to warm for the next several years]“

Just Great, the lying bastards will use it for their climate emergency. Just in time we are screwed.

[Spok]

So it’s not CO2, it’s H2O?

[gundog]

Well...if this gets wide distribution, it could be used to debunk the climate hoax.

[Bounced2X]

From the article;

This looping video shows an umbrella cloud generated by the underwater eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano on Jan. 15, 2022. The GOES-17 satellite captured the series of images that also show crescent-shaped shock waves and lightning strikes. Credits: NASA Earth Observatory image by Joshua Stevens using GOES imagery courtesy of NOAA and NESDIS

[ryderann]

Will it be raining fish? I mean it to be a real question, but expect several LOLs and groaners.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks grundle. The January 15, 2022 eruption in Tonga was by a volcano with an amusing name. :^)

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[beethovenfan]

Alert John Kerry! We must eliminate water vapor from the atmosphere!

[Karliner]

Remember Mt St Helen’s? Gonna be the end of the world as we know it. The planet has amazing ways to compensate without us making lame predictions.

[Larry Lucido]

Kraka-Tongans?

[Bounced2X]

So it’s not CO2, it’s H2O?

From what I've read CO2 isn't even a green house gas. If it goes up it lags behind temp increases. Increased water vapor on the other hand has a vastly greater effect on temp increases and can be considered a green house gas. If I'm off on this I stand to be corrected.
Suffice it to say that when the earth decides to "do something" ain't nothun we can do about it.

[bigbob]

Damn gas cars and stoves caused the volcano to blow.

[gibsonguy]

“if this gets wide distribution“

Place your bets.

[Bounced2X]

Will it be raining fish? I mean it to be a real question, but expect several LOLs and groaners.

groan \_(**)_/

[salmon76]

God-made global warming?

[minnesota_bound]

Water is circulated all the time in the air and oceans and the water on land. The stuff you want to worry about is sulfur and nitric acid raining down after say a meteor hits the Yucatan area by Central America like one did when it wiped out the dinosaurs. It hit an area that contained lots of sulfur.

[Shady]

It always has been.

[iontheball]

This is why Joe Bastardi is my favorite weatherman. He is a strong proponent that ocean bed volcanos heating the ocean water is a main influencer on the weather. This may well be why the summer in my area is hot with severe drought conditions marking a significant departure from previous years. I believe my area is 7 or eight inches below the average rainfall.

[Vigilanteman]

So they are saying that it probably spewed more stuff into the atmosphere than TRILLONS of dollars worth of carbon credits could remedy?

[sopo]

58,000 Olympic sized swimming pools sounds literally like a drop in the bucket; I wonder how many orders of magnitude they are off by if this is really of consequence.