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No. There's scientific consensus on aggregate warming and overall destabilization of weather patterns. So we can say that generally speaking we'll have a highe
by avar 7y ago
No. There's scientific consensus on aggregate warming and overall destabilization of weather patterns. So we can say that generally speaking we'll have a higher chance of beating previous temperature records going forward.
That doesn't work the other way around when looking at single weather events.
- corodra 7y agoYes, yes, weather and climate are two different things. It's like the analogy between a dog and a person walking the dog. The dog (weather) might weave all around in different crazy directions, but the human (climate) is the path you should be looking at. The Alaska heatwave was a decent symptom of the general change in climate, no? At least in better respects than a hurricane.