By P Gosselin on 14. April 2013
Here’s more proof that global warming causes cooling. I guess all that heat up there in the Arctic really does disrupt and cause the northern hemisphere to cool. The models also (now) say so.
Forecast temperature anomaly for April 22-30, 2013. Source: wxmaps.org/html
Also check out Joe Bastardi’s latest Saturday forecast: www.weatherbell.april-13-2013.
Posted in Arctic, Cooling/Temperature | 2 Responses
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Correct me if I am wrong but the Arctic belongs to the Northern hemisphere. If the Artic warms and its cold is driven southwards, the Northern hemisphere should warm in total or remain the same. Or is the arctic cold some high concentration stuff? This is not a question for Pierre, of course.
“If the arctic warms and its cold is driven southwards”… That can’t happen! The arctic will always be colder than latitudes further south. The temperature difference might decrease if Hadley Cell circulation increases, but the arctic will always be colder.