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The article makes the argument that there is more CO2 in the atmosphere, thus a hotter atmosphere, thus the atmosphere can hold more water. Does that at all ex
by jds375 10y ago
The article makes the argument that there is more CO2 in the atmosphere, thus a hotter atmosphere, thus the atmosphere can hold more water.
Does that at all explain the increasingly frequent droughts? Could it be due to more water in the water cycle being stuck in the atmosphere instead of on earth's surface?
- x86_64Ubuntu 10y agoWeather is a dynamic system. Just because you have more water in the air doesn't mean you have more water everywhere.