[palmer]

This is the latest: https://www.space.com/tonga-volcano-eruption-wont-cool-climate. They insist it won't cool the planet despite being higher than Pinatubo (38 km vs 35). Higher than El Chichon which also cooled the planet (during an El Nino). They say that's because not enough sulfur. But the sulfur is not the only ingredient in the chemical processes creating stratospheric aerosols.

First we will see if forecast temperatures in Australia are higher than actual. Shouldn't be too hard to get the archived data pre and post eruption. Then we will look for warming of the stratosphere that happens with all the big volcanoes. The size of that spike in warming is going to propotional to the global cooling in the troposphere, and impossible to hide.

[crz]

They are already reporting weird weather in Australia. Tornadoes and all that.

Of course I guess there always needs to be a place to hang a hat.

[crz]

Need to keep an eye on the SO2 images in the southern hemisphere.

[crz]

BTW, Gonna be some arguments about this one.
Being it was a HUGE pheartic explosion. That is most likely why they cant get a grip on this one yet.

[Celtic Conservative]

I’m interested to see how it deranges weather patterns in the long term.

CC

[Cold Heart]

That was the whole point of the article, to allay politicians fears that the climate change agenda would be compromised.