By R. J. L.
More water vapor in the atmosphere would cool the tropics, and more water vapor would reach further north and south making both the Arctic, Greenland and Antarctic warmer, with more precipitation resulting in more ice in Greenland and Antarctica and falling sea level.
As the temperature difference between the tropics and poles fell there would be less “extreme” weather events and fewer hurricanes because a lot of the bad weather in for example the US is driven by temperature differences between weather systems, cold Arctic air collides with warm, moist air from the Gulf.
Sea level can also fall as a bigger atmosphere can hold more water, depending of how warm it gets, of course.
Now to the point of this article.
Given what I have written above, there is no way huge parts of the world would become colder as the earth average temperature got warmer because of the moist, the water vapor. The extremes would be less extreme, cover less area, and last shorter time.
What we are seeing in the world today documents – there’s no Natural and even less Man Made Global Warming due to lack of moist. Sahara is dry, dry means high daytime temperatures, dry also mean cold night time temperatures. Sahara often see snow in the morning, Amazonas does not.
Counterintuitive, a colder world means more heat and cold spells!
The claims in the article in the first tweet below is FAKE!
No joke, NY Times recommends buying a gas generator for your home in case power goes out during extreme cold worsened by climate change.
As the power grid becomes more unreliable in colder weather, folks may need to spend thousands on backup generators. pic.twitter.com/F5qeojMOIf
— Ryan Maue (@RyanMaue) May 7, 2023
Yes, as below, SE Asia and Spain have been warm spots, if you want to cherry pick. pic.twitter.com/F1VP4xeWNH
— Climate Science Journal (@ClimSciJournal) May 7, 2023
Not sure what correlation you speak of, but the sun controls La Nina's, while El Ninos occur when ever the oceans need to expel excess heat. https://t.co/NEaVzWOVWW pic.twitter.com/9avEWiADOM
— John Shewchuk (@_ClimateCraze) May 7, 2023
Climate catastrophists “have this primitive, anti-human religion, but that they have the stamp of science on it, which makes it even worse because people just take it on faith.”
With @RitaPanahi pic.twitter.com/G1OYgN5Um3
— Alex Epstein (@AlexEpstein) May 7, 2023
and you will eat ze bugs pic.twitter.com/vn6XODRoYV
— Declaration of Memes (@LibertyCappy) May 6, 2023
