It feels like global warming rotated the microclimate circle that loops around Seattle > Indiana > Arizona > NorCal, about ninety degrees clockwise as a side ef

It feels like global warming rotated the microclimate circle that loops around Seattle > Indiana > Arizona > NorCal, about ninety degrees clockwise as a side effect of adding energy into the system. I suspect there’s a better way to say that in jetstream but I neither speak newscaster nor climatologist :( Instead I’ll try to describe what the arrows in that cycle look like to me: The climate spikiness from NorCal wine country moved up to Seattle. The flooding rains moved to Indiana. The endless drought expanded from Arizona to California. And all the weather systems got a jolt of energy, widening the extremes in all locations.