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Isn't it mostly all a give and take? Siberia gets more snow, Greenland less, then the pressure fronts swap again, etc. All in all the annual snow curves look ra
by singularity2001 4y ago
Isn't it mostly all a give and take? Siberia gets more snow, Greenland less, then the pressure fronts swap again, etc. All in all the annual snow curves look rather narrowly distributed and severe weather seems to be over-dramatized? Even in the event of a (precedented) vortex collapse the predictions are not that dramatic, or am I misreading it?
- dls2016 4y ago> Isn't it mostly all a give and take? Water. A slight increase in global temperature means more water sloshing around in the atmosphere. Of course "the weather" is partially a result of how that water is distributed around the world... but in conjunction with a more "dynamic" atmosphere, this can lead to things like: weather events occurring in places they usually don't or more severe weather events or stranger timing than usual.