RT @TheDisproof: @MatthewWielicki No source offered by Matthew. Here are mine https://t.co/oliZfm3KNn and page 9 here https://t.co/XDVT2yIs…
@MatthewWielicki No source offered by Matthew. Here are mine https://t.co/oliZfm3KNn and page 9 here https://t.co/XDVT2yIsiF
@MatthewWielicki Are you saying the IPCC is wrong. The statement is repeated in the technical and main report. The report is written by scientists and they are not paid for it. You haven't dosproven it. Note you dodged this too https://t.co/oliZflM9oN
@MatthewWielicki Note on global cyclones "Global increase in major tropical cyclone exceedance probability over the past four decades" https://t.co/oliZfm3KNn
Global increase in major tropical cyclone exceedance probability over the past four decades | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co/rJGHKdXFHx
@ThyRamMan What data are you citing? https://t.co/sxXIHSe3qK
It is misleading because it leads the reader to think that hurricane frequency has been more-or-less steady but that the hurricanes that do occur are getting stronger. That is NOT what the cited research (Kossin et al., 2020) actually showed. https://t
RT @PFr1end: Only those who have no knowledge of history believe Net Zero propaganda Only those who ignore the impact of mass migrations a…
Only those who have no knowledge of history believe Net Zero propaganda Only those who ignore the impact of mass migrations and global population growth believe Net Zero propaganda Plus those on the Net Zero gravy train
@PFr1end Try again https://t.co/oliZfm3KNn
@hodkins4 @FoxNews Here’s a screenshot from a Time article accompanied by the study that the data is sourced from https://t.co/lm9t3cq3Ql https://t.co/Sf2Td9eb0Q
@AlexEpstein @nytimes On to point 2- while historic data for storms is low, there has been a measured increase in storm intensity that is attributed to Climate Change. https://t.co/wZE90i1MxJ
Where is the verifiable scientific evidence for AGW/CAGW in your link? You really should read what you post before you post it.
@GaryWHall @JunkScience I am not into gibberish. I prefer peer reviewed journal articles. Life is far too short to pour over FF funded gibberish. So I spend my time in peer reviewed journal articles. I leave the rest for children. Try reading, the full
@GaryWHall @JunkScience I am always curious about people who are certain, yet too lazy, or incurious to look at evidence based research. It is what produces extreme overconfidence, disastrous to judgments & decision making. I train in this. https://
@Kenneth72712993 @ChrisMartzWX @GeraldKutney Activity is not the same as intensity. BTW, the Emanuel reference is a comment. Here's the actual paper. https://t.co/zYLsrCn3ra The statement stands.
RT @physorg_space: Hurricane Ian: How climate change is making #NorthAtlantic tropical storms worse @ConversationEDU https://t.co/euM2dB66M…
Hurricane Ian: How climate change is making #NorthAtlantic tropical storms worse @ConversationEDU https://t.co/euM2dB66Me https://t.co/L2RnPRl717
@StevenS54728342 @below_sun @RealityBeaker @IAPolls2022 Actually the data shows an increase year-over-year of hurricane events. So you might want to study for that two-week course again https://t.co/nnPRLbn87c
@ConservativeCD @DanRather Hurricanes get energy from thermal energy in the water + air. It surely seems plausible that adding more energy might increase their frequency and/or severity... And, well, we ARE seeing hurricanes becoming stronger (1979–2017,
@Starchucker It's all over the place. I can find hundreds of scientific articles that state that increased water levels and water temperatures have made hurricanes stronger. Here's another. There literally is no denying this. https://t.co/udK6KjhE8H
@JamesCalvin41 @krispyhiz @drchuddmd @Fluffalumph @BigMadDraco @CaseyJPod Its called fact checking. Check their sources and confirm where it came from. That’s part of researching too. Since y’all can’t be bothered and harp on it being by the NYT, here is t
@AndrewSiffert @srmullens All the references for adt-hursat can be found here: https://t.co/LJeaBcHqO3. ADT-hursat is both temporally + spatially homogeneous from 1982-2017. If you still have issues understanding the methodology, please feel free to reach
@LisaMarieBoothe It's true that climate change has made hurricanes worse: PNAS: “Theoretical understanding of the thermodynamic controls on tropical cyclone (TC) wind intensity, as well as numerical simulations, implies a positive trend in TC intensity in
@VoluntaryOnly @__Pfeiffer Are you confusing frequency with severity? https://t.co/AelxmdKjA0 https://t.co/tWTfbZfke4
@ramzpaul Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences: “Theoretical understanding of the thermodynamic controls on tropical cyclone (TC) wind intensity, as well as numerical simulations, implies a positive trend in TC intensity in a warming world." htt
"Global warming will make increase number of Cat 4/5 storms" is flat out wrong. It will increase the PERCENTAGE of Cat 5 vs Cat 1 bc there's fewer small ones...bc that's HOW MATH WORKS! NOT the absolute number! https://t.co/GqFYGc7ZT5
@jgifford71 @RNCResearch @MEB_Justice Once again, I see I have angered the local Florida man. Here's a specific article touching on global warming ties to increased hurricane incidence: https://t.co/KwUy73U0fi It's incredibly dense, but backed science. You
@CW32560267 @RNCResearch @MEB_Justice Once again, I see I have angered the local Florida man. Here's a specific article touching on global warming ties to increased hurricane incidence: https://t.co/KwUy73U0fi It's incredibly dense, but backed science. You
@WapitiJack @RNCResearch @MEB_Justice Once again, I see I have angered the local Florida man. Here's a specific article touching on global warming ties to increased hurricane incidence: https://t.co/KwUy73U0fi It's incredibly dense, but backed science. You
@JunkScience @HonPhilipEDavis @business Plus Milloy pretends to be a climatologist. Let's see what real climatologists say about Global Warming, warmer ocean water and stronger, more destructive hurricanes: https://t.co/IsZNkUL6ua https://t.co/mf42UWNNU
@JunkScience Here is the science on the increasing power of hurricanes in the Atlantic basin, driven by Global Warming: https://t.co/IsZNkUL6ua https://t.co/jPgmN7WVCa https://t.co/mf42UWNNUW https://t.co/MzuKJahC2e https://t.co/Vq161cD8Wp Increase i
@BigJoeBastardi Better to look at global trends, don't you think?https://t.co/NbT4fCXmXw https://t.co/G3TaoJKDb3
@Faktantarkast10 @JunkScience @MatthewCappucci Milloy never digs into the science, but you can: https://t.co/IsZNkUL6ua https://t.co/jPgmN7WVCa https://t.co/mf42UWNNUW https://t.co/MzuKJahC2e https://t.co/Vq161cD8Wp
@JunkScience @MatthewCappucci Michael Cappucci is right, of course, and Milloy is wrong, again. Here is what climatologists think about tropical storms and Global Warming: https://t.co/mf42UWOlKu https://t.co/MzuKJai9RM https://t.co/IsZNkULEjI https:/
@Don_Penim @raymond_glass Try again https://t.co/oliZfm3KNn
@raymond_glass Your source is conspiracy theorist Tony Heller's partner in crime . Try global: https://t.co/paHkAJTdCi and https://t.co/oliZfm3KNn
@JulianRhees @toadmeister "Apparent strong increases in the frequency and activity of tropical cyclones in the North Atlantic have been observed since the 1970s." This is not a misquote. It is in the paper. Also here https://t.co/oliZfm3KNn
@rdqBlueRidge @ThomassTrittbr1 @TheWholeShebang @KenCaldeira "No increase in frequency or intensity of hurricanes..." Erm, no... https://t.co/nVTjmMReQQ https://t.co/ijZjzpFkMv https://t.co/zjrNF8WLya. https://t.co/1VwrZi3uHT
@Nellinose @JunkScience You made an amateur's error. Never depend on one study. Climate change is complex, tropical storm energy is complex and good models require super computers. See: https://t.co/IsZNkUL6ua https://t.co/mf42UWNNUW https://t.co/
@Nellinose @JunkScience Again, the frequency of tropical cyclones is not the issue, but rather the increasing intensity and damage due to Global Warming. See: https://t.co/IsZNkUL6ua https://t.co/jPgmN7WVCa https://t.co/mf42UWNNUW https://t.co/MzuKJah
@naminorigunsou @Ex_kitaguni @KanAugust https://t.co/zSXNmuc7qR 強い熱帯低気圧が増えた、という研究は実際にありますよ。ただ、これも必ずそうだと言えるほど強い結果ではないですが。
@JusperMachogu @Faktantarkast10 @agentsinaction @25_cycle @GeraldKutney @AlexEpstein @BlackRock You both aren't very good at this. Here is why: https://t.co/n9Vl2jIsdQ
@Faktantarkast10 @agentsinaction @25_cycle @JusperMachogu @GeraldKutney @AlexEpstein @BlackRock This paper doesn't disagree with what the IPCC said https://t.co/oliZfm3KNn In fact the author of this paper James Kossin helped write the IPCC report you cite
@Faktantarkast10 @agentsinaction @25_cycle @JusperMachogu @GeraldKutney @AlexEpstein @BlackRock Your source is Ryan Maue, who is a dubious source at best. Meanwhile https://t.co/kjFsDCpjXd and https://t.co/oliZfm3KNn
@aDissentient The increase in more intense hurricanes has been described in research. https://t.co/noqVSgwPJ4
@plav1951 @willgoodbin @aDissentient @worstall You're right. This peer-reviewed paper does show an increase in the intensity of the strongest hurricanes, which is expected with warmer SSTs. https://t.co/noqVSgwPJ4
@DomCorner3 @tvanouvelles Les océans se réchauffent, cela ajoute de l'énergie dans le système. Donc.. plus d'énergie dans les ouragans Ce qui est déjà montré https://t.co/FKUEkSl7No
@Faktantarkast10 @merentie @pirijanne @Meri_ja_ilmasto @jmkorhonen Kelpaako tämä: "Global increase in major tropical cyclone exceedance probability over the past four decades" https://t.co/OO0M1rfsO0
And that's the whole point. The science isn't settled. You choose to believe your peer reviewed article and ignore mine. I accept that either could be true so the science is clearly unsettled. Cheers.
@MatthewWielicki @mz_deyvis @NiranjanAjit 1) Global increase in major tropical cyclone exceedance probability over the past four decades https://t.co/oliZfm3KNn 2) Intensification rate https://t.co/paHkAJTdCi
@wattsupwiththat Plus, no surprise, Burnett misses the point. Global Warming is making tropical storms more intense - which leads to more damage and death. See: https://t.co/IsZNkUL6ua https://t.co/jPgmN7WVCa https://t.co/mf42UWNNUW https://t.co/MzuK
RT @RyanMaue: From "Global increase in major tropical cyclone exceedance probability over the past four decades", the authors found that wh…
@RedDwarf2018 @25_cycle @johnredwood Citations required. Here are mine: https://t.co/paHkAJTdCi and https://t.co/KZnUHuZxSr and https://t.co/Ft1sqbZFNG
@SkreenBuddy @MarkFriesen08 To cover your first point that there is no global trend? Really? https://t.co/hnscrEntuv
@sstaedtler98 @tribocharged @SiegelScribe @USProgressives Try again https://t.co/oliZflM9oN The 2021 Atlantic hurricane season was the 3rd-most active Atlantic hurricane season on record, producing 21 named storms; it was also the 2nd season in a row afte
@sstaedtler98 @tribocharged @SiegelScribe @USProgressives 1) Al Gore isn't a scientist, but when did he say that, link to it. 2) the intensity/frequency of large cyclones https://t.co/paHkAKaOtQ and https://t.co/KZnUHvh8JZ has increased. The fact is the mo
@MatthewWielicki @WaltFrench @rahmstorf To be clear, there is *some* observational evidence that TCs are getting more intense, but it's at the margin of significance: https://t.co/WzJP8SjMel
@SergeZaka @sandrousseau A l’échelle regionale, plus difficile et en particulier sur l'Atlantique en présence de variabilite interne forte et de l'importance de l'effet des aérosols anthropiques en + du réchauffement. Sur Océan Indien, p89, Chapitre 11 (c
However, if you look at 1982-2017, in a more homogeneous dataset- ADT-HURSAT-Kossin et al. (2020) [https://t.co/qqXwp3ZQgt], you see a smaller upward signal but still significant. This trend has major implications for #Madagascar- #Emnati + #Batsirai could
@JunkScience try global https://t.co/KZnUHuZxSr
@iMagnusNorgard @MathiasHK_ Orkaner er blevet markant mere intense, viser globale satellitdata https://t.co/8RvMmvEDcg Tropiske cykloner er blevet mere kraftige og tendens ventes at fortsætte med øget opvarmning: https://t.co/aSiChMKQay & https://t.co/
@metofficestorms Of interest on this theme https://t.co/KZnUHuZxSr
@bluemile88 @AlexEpstein I think Madagascar might disagree with you right now. 24 hrs until landfall https://t.co/KZnUHuZxSr https://t.co/AXkc23zGbG
@TerryRitchie @Tcaddy5 @DanCady @climatedom @PeterDClack 1) We aren't cooling: https://t.co/JZ5H6qmPfD 2) Cyclones: https://t.co/KZnUHuZxSr 3) Can you name the last time we had a global decadal warming rate of 1/3 of a degree Centigrade? I doubt it but
@goseetheworld_ @signe_munk @PiaOlsen Tropiske cykloner er blevet mere kraftige og tendens ventes at fortsætte med øget opvarmning: https://t.co/aSiChMKQay & https://t.co/YIDlT4YCvA
@GreenRupertRead @BjornLomborg Lomborg ignores this https://t.co/KZnUHuZxSr