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Predicting occasional extreme weather events doesn't prove anything. There have always been occasional extreme weather events. Also in what sense is it suppose
by judgemcjudgy 6y ago
Predicting occasional extreme weather events doesn't prove anything. There have always been occasional extreme weather events.
Also in what sense is it supposed to be a "destabilizing event"? I predict it will get warm again.
- sudosysgen 6y agoNo, it was prédictions of occasional extreme weather events. The prediction was that the impact of global warming on the poles would destabilize air circulation patterns and increase the frequency and magnitude of such weather events. The destabilizing event which is the change in air circulation patterns related to the poles is here to stay.
- judgemcjudgy 6y agoSince there was only one event, it is too early to claim there is an increase in frequency and magnitude of such events (and if there was, it still would have to be connected to global warming). Your claim that air circulation patterns have changed needs citations.