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No we would not. El Nino makes things warmer overall, but it's never been this hot before, despite El Ninos always being a thing. Acting like this is all due to
by mjhay 3y ago
No we would not. El Nino makes things warmer overall, but it's never been this hot before, despite El Ninos always being a thing. Acting like this is all due to natural variability is delusional at this point.
- unmole 3y ago> Acting like this is all due to natural variability is delusional at this point. You do realise that the headline corresponds to a computer model, right? There hasn't actually been a record high measurement.
- rozal 3y ago[dead]
- mistrial9 3y agocould you expand a little on what "model" means ?
- logifail 3y agoHow would one approach calculating the "average temperature" of something as large as a planet? If you were to ask a child in a maths class, they might suggest taking temperature measurements across all of the planet, then calculating the numerical average of all those values.