Western heat wave—yet more evidence of human-induced climate change

[Lord of Planar]

So what? We still know that it is excess human-produced CO2 that is the prime factor in the present global warming/climate change.

Only people who suffer from the D-K Effect. That is something that is impossible to know as fact.

Your demand for quantitative specifics is one of your more ridiuckous talking points.

I am sorry that my standards exceed your.

Changes in the amount of solar insolation affect the amount of heat that can be transferred into the atmosphere by CO2. What do you not understand about that? They have a direct relationship.

That is what I said. The CO2 can stay the same level. It will affect a percentage of the radiant emery it collides with. If the sun reaching the surface increases by 2%, so does the downward IR from the greenhouse effect.

While it does not effect forcing directly on the CO2, the changes in the amount of insolation does.

Are you finally understanding this? I have known this for over 20 years.

No, it’s not. There is plenty of research. Look it up.

None of them quantify the CO2 to any reasonable. You should read one of them some time.

 

[MAGAnificent]

Phoenix's October heat wave is "unprecedented"​

Phoenix is in the throes of an unprecedented heat wave expected to last at least until the end of the week.
Reality check: Our summers have always been hot, but recently they've been feeling longer, too.

• National Weather Service Phoenix meteorologist Ted Whittock said the Valley broke more heat records in the summer shoulder season — spring and fall in the past several years.

The big picture: Sky Harbor recorded 113° on Tuesday — the first time on record we've hit 110° in October.

• Before this year, the latest we'd ever seen 110° was Sept. 19, in 2010.

Between the lines: Research shows climate change is causing heat waves to be more intense, longer-lasting and more frequent.

• Studies of specific extreme heat events, such as the deadly 2023 heat wave in the U.S. and Europe, have detected climate change's fingerprints.
• One study last year found record heat in the U.S., Europe and Asia in July would have been "virtually impossible" without climate change.

Stunning stat: The average monthly temperature this September was 94.6°, more than 2 degrees higher than the previous September record set in 2001.

https://www.axios.com/local/phoenix/2024/10/02/october-heat-wave-110

What are we doing to ourselves?

So are you suggesting that westrn heat waves never occurred before man industrialized the planet?

 

[watsup]

That is something that is impossible to know as fact.

None of them quantify the CO2 to any reasonable.

Standard Lord talking points.