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"This particularly long La Niña is probably just a random blip in the climate, scientists say. But some researchers are warning that climate change could make L
by djohnston 4y ago
"This particularly long La Niña is probably just a random blip in the climate, scientists say. But some researchers are warning that climate change could make La Niña-like conditions more likely in future."
OK so like.. the entire premise of the article is meaningless? Event A happens, scientists say it's just random, but someday based on evidence not related to this event and not presented above it may become non-random because of global warming?
- yellowapple 4y ago> OK so like.. the entire premise of the article is meaningless? No. The entire premise of the article is that La Niña events will be more frequent. Think rolling a 1 on a d6 v. rolling a 1 on a d20; you're much likely to do that at all (let alone three times in a row) on the d6, yet three 1s in a row is still a "random blip".