Gust of Hot Air is a blog outlining my own statistical analysis of Australian Weather. I am Jonathan Lowe, and have completed by Bsc(hons) in statistical analysis as well as my Master of Science. I have done 2 years of my PhD
There is a lot of statistical information regarding climate change and I intend to provide statistical analysis into the area to prove if the recent well advertised rise in temperature is at all statistically significant. Results will be uploaded here on a regular basis
Tornadoes are caused by the temperature/density difference between cold dry air from the north and warm moist air from the south.
Tornadoes typically occur when a fast moving cold front over-rides the warm air ahead of it.
So, contrary to what you might think, decreasing tornado intensity is good evidence for climate warming. Although it gives lie to the ridiculous IPCC claims of climate catastrophy from warming. Most of the consequences (were they to occur) would be beneficial like this example.
Actually, there are more tornadoes being detected. Over a 1000 in 2004 but very few reach dangerous levels. Its an artifact of better technology. Now every dust-devil is caught on radar.
Now if decreasing tornado intensity is a sign of GW then why is increasing hurricane strength also an indicator of GW.
6 comments:
sorry - why not?
Peter
Well maybe Al Gore is wrong...that will be a first!
Tornadoes are caused by the temperature/density difference between cold dry air from the north and warm moist air from the south.
Tornadoes typically occur when a fast moving cold front over-rides the warm air ahead of it.
So, contrary to what you might think, decreasing tornado intensity is good evidence for climate warming. Although it gives lie to the ridiculous IPCC claims of climate catastrophy from warming. Most of the consequences (were they to occur) would be beneficial like this example.
Actually, there are more tornadoes being detected. Over a 1000 in 2004 but very few reach dangerous levels. Its an artifact of better technology. Now every dust-devil is caught on radar.
Now if decreasing tornado intensity is a sign of GW then why is increasing hurricane strength also an indicator of GW.
You might also find this interesting;
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well that didn't work out.
Try this link http://bp3.blogger.com/_ChKcR4PUsHs/RoKKuQYuhrI/AAAAAAAAAMA/pM44P86cgOA/s1600-h/deadliest+tornadoes.jpg
If it works, its a chart of the deadliest tornadoes in the USA. Its very enlightning.
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