Looks like extra CO2 “causes” Summer rainfall in Australia to increase
Apparently, we should burn fossil fuels to stop fires. You know it makes sense…
Southern Australia rainfall, trends, Bureau of Meteorology,
Australian rainfall trends, Bureau of Meteorology,
But wait, what about Southern Australia?
To cover every last caveat, it’s possible that “climate change” could change where rain falls, or when rain falls — so lets look at the BoM’s own rainfall records.
CO2 apparently makes summers wetter across Southern Australia too
Australian rainfall, Bureau of Meteorology, South East Australia, long term trend, graph.
Australian rainfall, Bureau of Meteorology, Southern Australian rainfall totals, long term trend. Source
It’s also possible that the rainfall could increase but fall in a more variable pattern which increases floods and droughts, but in 178 years of data, that isn’t happening either.
When it snows, where's the global warming when you need it!
longpig wrote:http://joannenova.com.au/2020/02/royal-commission-on-fires-based-on-myth-of-hotter-drier-summer/
As usual left wing idiots completely wrong and is the exact opposite of that they say.Looks like extra CO2 “causes” Summer rainfall in Australia to increase
Apparently, we should burn fossil fuels to stop fires. You know it makes sense…
Southern Australia rainfall, trends, Bureau of Meteorology,
Australian rainfall trends, Bureau of Meteorology,
But wait, what about Southern Australia?
To cover every last caveat, it’s possible that “climate change” could change where rain falls, or when rain falls — so lets look at the BoM’s own rainfall records.
CO2 apparently makes summers wetter across Southern Australia too
Australian rainfall, Bureau of Meteorology, South East Australia, long term trend, graph.
Australian rainfall, Bureau of Meteorology, Southern Australian rainfall totals, long term trend. Source
It’s also possible that the rainfall could increase but fall in a more variable pattern which increases floods and droughts, but in 178 years of data, that isn’t happening either.
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Tanada wrote:
Week beginning on March 22, 2020: 415.52 ppm
Weekly value from 1 year ago: 411.24 ppm
Weekly value from 10 years ago: 390.77 ppm
Azothius wrote:Tanada wrote:
Week beginning on March 22, 2020: 415.52 ppm
Weekly value from 1 year ago: 411.24 ppm
Weekly value from 10 years ago: 390.77 ppm
a 4.28 increase over last year? I don't recall having seen that big of jump before. Especially surprising to have this big of an increase during the production slowdowns? Was the value from last year unusually low?
Your thoughts?
Add in with gathering restrictions and cheap fuel a number of people are taking "Sunday drives" alone or in family groups to get out of the home for a while each day and this partially offsets the reduced demand from work commuters staying home.
Azothius wrote:Tanada wrote:
Week beginning on March 22, 2020: 415.52 ppm
Weekly value from 1 year ago: 411.24 ppm
Weekly value from 10 years ago: 390.77 ppm
a 4.28 increase over last year? I don't recall having seen that big of jump before. Especially surprising to have this big of an increase during the production slowdowns? Was the value from last year unusually low?
Your thoughts?
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