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hobbesmaster posted:...that’s why “extreme weather” as proof of climate change can be downplayed by some. It can also be downplayed by said "some" because more often than not they know they don't have to put up with it for much longer.
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Pryor on Fire posted:If you're younger than 50 you have no memory of a normal winter, they have all been freakishly hot. You have to read about winter in history books to know what normal was. Do you live in the South or something? The Great Lakes region definitely had cold as gently caress winters throughout the 90s.
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Pattern shift still looks on track for around Oct 22 or so CPC has higher probability for above normal rainfall across the west.
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I always thought it was weird that the first time I saw snow growing up in Mississippi was when I was around 7 or 8, but after that it seemed like it snowed almost every year.
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hobbesmaster posted:in general however the accumulated snow is less I. the last decade, with one major, absurd exception. the warmer extreme events are occurring more but it’s all within the range of living experience. it’s just, fluke events are happening once a year instead of once a decade. that does not bode well for the future, but that’s why “extreme weather” as proof of climate change can be downplayed by some. Nah, it's not even that. People just normalize things and will invent memories to support their bias towards normalcy. You see it with heat waves a lot. Somewhere will have a streak of days above 100 degrees, and people will just brush it off and say "oh, it always gets that hot here." Except, inevitably, the actual records will show that >100 days are vanishingly rare in whatever area and basically unprecedented in long streaks. But it doesn't matter, because people remember that one time it was hot, so it's normal to be really, really hot for an exceptionally long period, even if it's not normal at all.
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Paradoxish posted:Nah, it's not even that. People just normalize things and will invent memories to support their bias towards normalcy. Conversely, this thread often acts like everything is the Most Extreme Ever. Extremes are happening with increased frequency, but that doesn't mean everything is unprecedented.
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Oct 13, 2022 05:51
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The last normal winter in the USA was 1976/77, what you remember in the 90s was way hotter than normal.
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SirPablo posted:Pattern shift still looks on track for around Oct 22 or so CPC has higher probability for above normal rainfall across the west. Sickos.jpg
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SKULL.GIF posted:Do you live in the South or something? They were still significantly warmer than the historical average
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SirPablo posted:Conversely, this thread often acts like everything is the Most Extreme Ever. Extremes are happening with increased frequency, but that doesn't mean everything is unprecedented. it does kinda feel like there's a lot of poo poo going down already though
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500excf type r posted:They were still significantly warmer than the historical average
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FFT posted:how much is the historical average skewed by the little ice age(s), though? no size shaming please
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CODChimera posted:it does kinda feel like there's a lot of poo poo going down already though hmm maybe, or perhaps I should be concerned that the daily average high this month has been hovering around 75F vice the normal ~58F nah, I’ll just fixate instead on extremes like the forecast high for Sunday being 82F lol
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CODChimera posted:it does kinda feel like there's a lot of poo poo going down already though Sure, when you see tweets of extremes from all over the planet (not just one location or a small area), it seems like it is happening all the time.
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Pryor on Fire posted:The last normal winter in the USA was 1976/77, what you remember in the 90s was way hotter than normal. 
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SirPablo posted:Sure, when you see tweets of extremes from all over the planet (not just one location or a small area), it seems like it is happening all the time. Lol well that sounds fine
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Oct 14, 2022 08:51
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Guys it's fine the extremes are happening everywhere, it's not that bad
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Oct 14, 2022 08:53
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SirPablo is our assigned FBI agent
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maxwellhill posted:SirPablo is our assigned FBI agent the fishmech of weather
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It's only 1.58F over normal for 46 years in a row, this is not extreme or weird. The hysteria in the thread is the real problem. https://twitter.com/NOAA/status/1580934771093299200
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Pryor on Fire posted:The hysteria in the thread is the real problem. Nah see this is a good post with broadly applicable data or analysis. But if you think hysteria helps then ok.
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climate change can take the forecast high of 87 degrees tomorrow and cram it up it's rear end
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Shifty Nipples posted:climate change can take the forecast high of 87 degrees tomorrow and cram it up it's rear end here in Minnesota there is snow on the ground so global warming is fake news
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Aw yeah that's the stuff https://twitter.com/amtvmedia/status/1580645679159918592?s=20&t=BDNMeBY3wvXcMo9CsvZRpA
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doomers go back to the biosphere thread tia this is the rubbernecking thread not the existential support group
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Extended forecast looking more promising for rain not this weekend but next. I guess at this point I’ll believe it when it happens but I’m ready
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SirPablo posted:Aw yeah that's the stuff lol jeuss christ
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SirPablo posted:Aw yeah that's the stuff It's about time
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Oct 14, 2022 17:48
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i think it’s getting hotter than average and that’s probably bad
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SirPablo posted:Aw yeah that's the stuff you could say that was faster than expected
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Pryor on Fire posted:It's only 1.58F over normal for 46 years in a row, this is not extreme or weird. The hysteria in the thread is the real problem. 
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Pryor on Fire posted:The last normal winter in the USA was 1976/77, what you remember in the 90s was way hotter than normal. yup, 95% of this forum's userbase has never experienced a "normal" winter 
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Oct 14, 2022 17:56
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I don't live across the entire planet
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Oct 14, 2022 17:58
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sir pablo so fat he don't live ACROSS the entire planet, he lives AROUND it
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To me (genius), weather is normal
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all weather is valid, don't climateshame 
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HashtagGirlboss posted:Extended forecast looking more promising for rain not this weekend but next. I guess at this point I’ll believe it when it happens but I’m ready Last weekend the extended forecast said we'd have rain this weekend
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Dog Case posted:Last weekend the extended forecast said we'd have rain this weekend as much as I enjoy sunshine and warmth it's hella weird to go this long without rain, hopefully the extended forecast is right this time
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BoothBaberGinsburg posted:
Last week it was teasing a 30% chance for Monday. This week it’s teasing a 50% for both Saturday and Sunday which is a little more promising
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SirPablo posted:I don't live across the entire planet
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