I wonder if it'll extend into February this time. We were super close to having a very good February in 2016-- do you remember the storm around the superbowl?
Don I believe they will experience it though-- we are seeing accelerated changes and within the next 20 years or so, these companies will no longer be sustainable.
natural gas is a euphemism-- it is actually methane as you know
also why is it the secretary general uses much stronger language while the results of these conferences are less strong?
why dont fossil fuel companies get banned from these COP fiascos? why should these companies have any rights to have a say in anything? Like the tobacco companies, you wont see any progress until you eliminate their voices in making any decisions.
something I like about hot and dry weather is it's much easier to breathe and much lower air pollution (humidity traps vehicle exhaust particulate matter near the ground) and also the lower temps at night.
Right this happens in the summer too
Not sure why people have an issue with temps near 80, it is still October. Let's save on heating and enjoy the wonderful weather when it can't possibly snow.
So this is why we have a classic snowy winter connection to mild Novembers? I have noticed this is often the case, but it often comes after cool Octobers:
1957-58
1960-61
1963-64
1966-67
1977-78
1993-94
does it make that much of a difference though?
very strong or borderline super?
the likelihood either way is to get one big snowstorm for the winter and that's it
For us Pinatubo seems to have had its greatest impact in the summer-- 1992 had a very rainy and cool summer sandwiched between a very hot 1991 and very hot 1993 summer
Dont know if the influence of Pinatubo somehow came back for the 1993-94 winter
and these volcanoes are very finicky in impact, it's not like el chichon gave us a lot of snow or cold either
and neither did pinatubo except for that one summer