That’s good news for California, except for those people who live in places like along the Russian River. When it rains, it floods.
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That’s good news for California, except for those people who live in places like along the Russian River. When it rains, it floods.
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Time to save to disk all the stories about the California drought proving global warming/climate change.
Next year, the narrative will be California mudslides prove climate change!
Comments over there are pretty harsh. Might have to share this one as an example of computer models that shouldn’t be trusted.
Besides which, AGW would imply energy being pumped into tropical waters and that would pump up the El Nino. So if you are anti-AGW you can say it is with in normal historical bounds, if you are pro-AGW you can say it is significantly out of bounds. Niether of which means anything if the modeled event doesn’t happen.
Never trust an unvalidated computer model.
Still, the state could use it. Plenty of room is the reservoirs.
Joe Bastardi disagrees. Says waters off Australia are too warm. I’ll go with Joe. Also, I don’t like the idea of my favorite chardonnays going up in price….
Dave
Gov. Brown of course has been saying that the present drought exemplifies global warming/climate change. I notice, however, that a recent New York Times article states that: “Most climate models show Northern California becoming slightly wetter in the decades to come….”
Don’t mock the consensus~!