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Will there be a particular region where the higher average warming is concentrated? Or will all regions tend to be, on average, warmer (ignoring the higher vari
by hackerlight 4y ago
Will there be a particular region where the higher average warming is concentrated? Or will all regions tend to be, on average, warmer (ignoring the higher variation)?
- orwin 4y agoLandmass especially. The increase in average temperature will concentrate over landmasses. Depending on how fast the artic ice cap melt, we could see the average temperature over a year in western europe drop, while increasing over the summer months. But climate is weird, that's why the less we perturb it, the better we get.
- hackerlight 4y agoWhat about small landmasses, like Japan or Indonesia?
- orwin 4y agoI'm not an expert, i merely did a lot of research during Covid (nothing better to do tbh), and since i've never asked myself the question, i never researched islands specifically. I think you might be able to find NASA maps and compare the average temperature in 1991 and today, you'll have your response. Sorry if i can't be more helpful.
- sp332 4y agohttps://climate.copernicus.eu/surface-air-temperature-february-2021 https://climate.copernicus.eu/surface-air-temperature-februa... The term to search for is "temperature anomaly". If you can't see it well on that image, the north pole is also warming very quickly.