Named storms and the Climate change farce

[dan_bgblue]

Just the latest example. There are 2 low pressure areas in the mid Atlantic that have been named. They are Peter and Rose. Those little cloud swirls have been reported to have swirl wind speeds of 30 to 35 mph. Those numbers are based on estimates of wind speed from animated satellite images.

These swirlies have been visible for 3 days now and got their names yesterday and the day before. They are now predicted to fizzle out tonight and tomorrow and become once named (for the record) 15 mph low pressure areas.

Prior to the stationary weather satellites sitting over the Atlantic, you, me, and the national weather service would never have known that the windy little storms ever existed. If I recall correctly this is the 8th and 9th example this season of swirlies being named and going into the record books;

[catmanjack]

Oh NBC nightly news is doing a whole series on the destruction of climate change.
Just another Biden narrative.

[dan_bgblue]

I can assure them that regardless the amount of ocean rise, Figi is never going to flip over.

[dan_bgblue]

The link below is to an interview with the "Alabama State Climatologist" . It is about a 40 minute film of an interview that is mostly a Q&A with the Alabama scientist where he presents common+ sens, scientific information on climate change/global warming. I know there are some folks here that are convinced the popular climate change "facts and predictions" are true and the science proves that to be so.

If you dedicate the time to watch he interview to the very end,and keep an open mind, you may (or may not) question the "facts" you believe today. Regardless, IMO it is well worth the time it will take to listen to the information provided.

Linkage to YouTube interview (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJv1IPNZQao)

[bigsky]

Lead with dolorous, woeful weather. Then move to Trump. Then how great the Main Stream news like clockwork.

[dan_bgblue]

Will any of the three swirly cloud patches reach the 35 mph windyness level to warrant a name? Click the link today or you may miss the wonderful satellite shot.

Linkage (https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo.php?basin=atlc&fdays=2)

[dan_bgblue]

There was three and now there is one. Weather gurus giving this one a 70% chance of getting it's own name by middle of next week. I think they are too optimistic, but we will have to wait and see if this naked little swirlie can grow into a storm cloud or not.

Linkage (https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo.php?basin=atlc&fdays=2)

[dan_bgblue]

If you will click on the link in the above post you will see the updated image of the storms progression that occurred today.

[bigsky]

And fires, there are forest fires. As there always have been.

[dan_bgblue]

Well yeah, but those fires make the planet hotter and turn the squirrels into homeless critters that governors have to ship off to blue states.

[bigsky]

Fires, then Trump, then something something about trans twerking lewdly and semi-nakedly in front of children being allowed by a judge. Literally the local news.

[dan_bgblue]

Where o where did the swirlie go, where o where indeed. Took the number 70 with it and went to bed in the sea.

[bigsky]

When my grandfather got older, he was convinced the apocalypse was upon us. I think we boomers now have the same affliction. We won’t be right.

[dan_bgblue]

When my grandfather got older, he was convinced the apocalypse was upon us. I think we boomers now have the same affliction. We won’t be right.

Not me. I assume that changes will happen, some for a good change and some for a less than ones that I want to see, but change has been a constant for thousands of years and humans are still in charge. In large part, IMO, the sky screamers are from a much younger generation and the others are fakirs and thieves.

[bigsky]

We yes, dan, you and I are just not hip to the jive.