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Can you please enlighten me and point me to the research showing this interpretation of climate change? Of having more chaotic weather? As far as I know, clima
by machina_ex_deus 3y ago
Can you please enlighten me and point me to the research showing this interpretation of climate change? Of having more chaotic weather?
As far as I know, climate change models and GCMs only predict a very small trend in the mean temperature. I haven't seen any research that shows that the variance of the weather should also increase or decrease as a result of CO2. It's not the same thing. GCMs are not even intricate enough to be able to predict these things.
The narrative that CO2 somehow makes the maximally chaotic weather even more chaotic is completely unbacked by data. It's not backed by anything. The daily variance in temperatures is as much as 10s degrees between day and night. Climate models are talking about barely a single degree over a decade, and the variance between models here is also very high.
By the way, for all we know, CO2 could increase the mean while decreasing the variance.
The "more chaotic weather" is pure speculation by the climate cult. It's a completely unfalsifiable conjecture. The GCMs can't predict extreme weather events. They are just incapable of that with their gross resolution. And I don't expect anyone to be able to predict it, it's extremely hard task. So stop repeating this nonsense, there's not a single number that quantifies this narrative with any confidence.