Elnino La Nina, Neutral,Ningaloo Nino/Nina

[blackpowder]

Face it.
Our troll too blind to see climate change money policies are are schemes. Trade affecting shell games.
Never forget. He couldn't see the old CWB as the same.
Let's talk weather instead.

[Grain Farmer]

Ya weather.
prediction was above normal for jun July August.
well hurry the heck up.
Lows in single digits coming.

[furrowtickler]

Definitely an interesting year with the change in sun spot cycles and other natural phenomena

[furrowtickler]

Furrow are you just too lazy to take the time to understand climate change science? Sure seems like it!

Get off your ass and take a look at the graph again!

If you can't understand it fine. But don't blame those who can understand what it means.

tell us what happened in the 1800’s El Niño event ?????
Fosil fuels too blame ??
just curious is all

[furrowtickler]

Ohhhh this has happened in 100 years , hmmmm
what caused it 100 years ago
ohhh …….

[furrowtickler]

And yes Harper was 100 percent correct that maybe by 2100 , 75 years from now, we may not need petroleum products lol…. Good lord you’re a circus clown

[chuckChuck]

Flat earthers, here's your morning science lesson on CO2 with references attached.

Deniers, name one scientific organization that says more CO2 isn't causing climate change? We are still waiting and waiting and waiting......

Since you can't do that then go back to denying gravity and that the earth is round!


Yes, carbon dioxide CO2 is the primary driver of climate change. It acts as a greenhouse gas, trapping heat in the Earth's atmosphere that would otherwise escape into space.

When sunlight reaches the Earth, the surface absorbs it and radiates it back out as heat. Because \(CO_{2}\) is a heat-trapping gas, it absorbs this outgoing infrared radiation and re-emits it in all directions—including back toward the Earth's surface. This process, known as the greenhouse effect, naturally keeps the planet warm enough to support life. However, excessive \(CO_{2}\) emissions from human activities—such as burning fossil fuels and deforestation—have dramatically increased the amount of \(CO_{2}\) in the atmosphere.

Adding more CO2 to the atmosphere is like adding an extra blanket to a bed. It thickens the atmospheric layer, trapping progressively more heat and causing global average temperatures to rise. This warming drives a wide range of changes in the climate system.

[1 ([url]https://neg8carbon.com/how-does-co2-cause-climate-change/[/url]), 2 ([url]https://scripps.ucsd.edu/research/climate-change-resources/carbon-dioxide-and-climate-change)][/url]
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[1 ([url]https://www.climate.gov/news-features/understanding-climate/climate-change-atmospheric-carbon-dioxide[/url]), 2 ([url]https://science.nasa.gov/earth/explore/earth-indicators/carbon-dioxide/[/url]), 3 ([url]https://neg8carbon.com/how-does-co2-cause-climate-change/)][/url]

[1 ([url]https://climate.mit.edu/ask-mit/how-can-such-small-amount-carbon-dioxide-atmosphere-only-around-420-parts-million-cause-so[/url]), 2 ([url]https://neg8carbon.com/how-does-co2-cause-climate-change/[/url]), 3 ([url]https://scripps.ucsd.edu/research/climate-change-resources/carbon-dioxide-and-climate-change)][/url]?

[fjlip]

"Adding more CO2 to the atmosphere is like adding an extra blanket to a bed."

Do something about that HEAVY 97% natural blanket first! The 3% is SFA SFA!

[Landdownunder]

Appears the Elnino thresholds got crossed this week. Interesting as to what pans out going forward. Will it follow the script.
Strength of numbers doesnt mean stronger impacts weather geeks love watching the unfolding events.
Been watching your weather as well it's a learning curve for me. Look at western canada models going forward.

Your weather dominated by jet streams bugger all maritime influence and you also have humid weather come all the way from Gulf of Mexico.

And your rain shadowed areas are extreme. And micro climates 40 miles is a long way weatherwise for some of you.

Always gets lost in arguments history shows there has been alternating lets call it greenhouse periods and icehouse periods hottest period was pre when dinosaurs got nuked by cold weather way warmer than current temps the savannah age maybe and yes I just made that up

Another round or rain on weekend more mm for the record falls certainly one out of the box here. Have a top day guys gals convertibles

[Landdownunder]

watching your weather I mean prairies and Dawson creek.