Significant Tropical Cyclone (Hurricane) Gonu now battering shores

Jun 05, 2007 15:06

Oman, along the western Arabian Sea, is now experiencing some locations of tropical storm-force winds and powerful rain squalls. Gonu is no longer its monstrous, record-setting Category 5 self, having weakened a good deal overnight and today since entraining quite a bit of dry air from the deserts it now approaches, traveling over lower total heat ( Read more... )

twc_a polls, خليج عمان, مسق, arabian sea tropical cyclones, severe tropical cyclone gonu, climate change

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adrinna June 6 2007, 02:13:10 UTC
How about "NOT APPLICABLE: You cannot attribute single events in a single season to global warming"

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cieldumort June 6 2007, 02:33:45 UTC
I'm not sure if it was my choice of words, or your reading comprehension, but everyone else who answered seemed to get it.

We're not talking about "single events. That was not the poll, at all. The question was specifically regarding the accumulation of events over the past couple of years, and whether that might represent a trend which one thinks, or does not think, is in any way related to climate change, whether anthropogenic, or not.

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adrinna June 6 2007, 02:51:23 UTC
Oh... right, I forgot.

"I remember when I was growing up the summers used to be COLDER! Now they're so freaking hot."

Totally scientific.

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cieldumort June 6 2007, 03:15:35 UTC
If you scroll back a few posts you will find one from musicman47, referencing the last four years of record-setting intensities in respective basins. This post and poll was a follow-up to that entry.

Adrinna, rather than dropping in from time to time to complain about posts others put up and do your level-best to nit-pick faults out in them, why not post a few of your own for others to complain about? Too hot in the kitchen?

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