because this is coming up from the sahara, northern africa, what does this tell us about the jet stream, is it tied to it at all? hot is it tied to it at all? not necessarily. is it tied to it at all? not necessarily. in is it tied to it at all? not necessarily. in this - is it tied to it at all? not necessarily. in this case | is it tied to it at all? iirrt necessarily. in this case the prime driver of high temperatures across southern space was a flow of air from northern africa, morocco is seeing warm weather as well. the jet stream drives weather across the uk and we often talk about it. the jet stream is in the north of the uk, it is the warmer side of the jet. what drove this was a combination of the weather in north africa and a combination of strong may sunshine and dry ground gives us these high temperatures. and dry ground gives us these high temperatures- and dry ground gives us these high temperatures. thank you very much for that. soaring temperatures. tha
That is not just going to be damaging for fist populations and coral reefs, although it will be horrible for them. it also changes the circulation patterns of the oceans, which sounds arcane and difficult to follow, but it means that the weather patterns that we ve built our civilization around will be destroyed by this. yes, the trade winds, el niño, the gulf stream. these are all products of how the interaction of the sun and the sun s energy and the oceans, right? that s what produces these things. when you look at a map and you see, wow, london is really far north, they should not have temperate weather, the reason they have temperate weather is because the jet stream performs in a very particular way. even if that system is not totally shut, off it just slows down and is distorted, it looks like there will be large parts of the world experiencing completely different climates and they were built for. it will be incredibly damaging at the human level because we will not be abl
Way, it s crazy to think how insulated in some ways we are from the effects. we are not the creatures in this on this planet. we are largely insulated from the worst of this. whereas the oceans are getting truly cooked in a way the land is not. i mean, literally, nine times as much impact on the world s waters as we are observing as humans walking on its land. that is not just going to be damaging for fist populations and coral reefs, although it will be horrible for them. it also changes the circulation patterns of the oceans, which sounds arcane and difficult to follow, but it means that the weather patterns that we ve built our civilization around will be destroyed by this. yes, the trade winds, el niño, the gulf stream. these are all products of how the interaction of the sun and the sun s energy and the oceans, right? that s what produces these things. when you look at a map and you see, wow, london is really far north, they should not have temperate weather, the reason t
18/01/2023 - The academic shared some key findings from his recent study titled Circulation Patterns, Abundance and Scarcity: Film Availability in the Online Era
18/01/2023 - The academic shared some key findings from his recent study titled Circulation Patterns, Abundance and Scarcity: Film Availability in the Online Era