> That last chart is really interesting, and maybe quite alarming. The general expectation has always been that most future warming will show up where it's col

> That last chart is really interesting, and maybe quite alarming. The general expectation has always been that most future warming will show up where it's coldest today. For the world average to move by 2 degrees doesn't mean it gets 2 degrees warmer everywhere, rather it gets much more than 2 degrees warmer in cold winter nights in high latitudes over land, while the temperature barely moves much in, say, tropical ocean areas. Um, try here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regional_effects_of_global_warming https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regional_effects_of_global_war...