Sentences with phrase «less severe weather»

So far the evidence of less severe weather seems to support the basic concepts, not the IPCC.

Will you say you are sorry Bill for ridiculing those of us who pointed out that a warming world should have less severe weather, not more?

o they predict LESS severe weather in Ch11, in opposition to everything they've been saying until now.

The result would be mild winters, hot summers, less severe weather in the spring, and perhaps more droughts.

In less severe weather, it would start in electric mode.

Not exact matches

Even climate change - denies agree: weather patterns are more severe, less predictable, and more frequent.

Pollution - seeded clouds may have worldwide effects across all kinds of weather — from droughts in the South due to less frequent rain to other, more severe storms.

As soon as they come up, these meteorites do begin to get weathered and oxidized, but it's much less severe than the weathering that occurs in meteorites found in hotter or wetter environments.

Red areas indicate locations where fire weather conditions are becoming increasingly more severe or anomalously severe weather events are becoming more frequent, while blue areas indicate locations where climatic influences on fire potential are lessening or weather events are becoming less frequent.

While western states, particularly California, often experience the most severe weather, including torrential rains, flooding, and mudslides, other states incur less obvious, but no less real, damage.

Flooding, in particular, has caused home insurance claims to soar, with payouts due to severe weather doubling every five to 10 years since the 1980s — from less than $ 100 million a year to over $ 3 billion a year in just three decades.

A less morbid type of travel perk is cancellation insurance, which reimburses you for pre-paid, non-refundable travel expenses if your trip is canceled or cut short by sickness, severe weather and other situations.

Because of the infrequency of the most severe Sundowners, they probably play a less significant role in fire weather on the northern Channel Islands than do Santa Ana winds.

Based on my limited knowledge of chaotic systems, I wish to ask the following: isn't it possible (perhaps equally possible) that severe weather could become less - widespread in a warmer world?

We expect from CO2 - based warming less severe «extreme weather events» because of the blanket effect and less heat differential between the equator and the poles.

The climate boffin bandwagon position is that global warming results in more severe weather not less.

But as climate change brings more frequent and severe weather shocks such as droughts and floods, and makes rainfall patterns less predictable, these gains are under threat.

Thus we might have expected any signal of such an event in the simulations to be more prominent and easier to detect than if we had investigated less severe and / or shorter lived weather phenomena.

Global warming (literally speaking) means fewer and less severe, extreme weather events.

Just about every type of extreme weather event is becoming less frequent and less severe in recent years as our planet continues its modest warming in the wake of the Little Ice Age.

If you poke around in the history here at WUWT and look at some recent (within the last 3 months) topics, you can find many references to weather being LESS, not more severe at this time.

Refund of golf course fees if a golf course on your itinerary is closed due to inclement weather with less than 24 hours» notice (excellent for sudden tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, etc..)

This makes them less likely to sustain the kinds of major damage that traditional mobile homes suffer from after severe weather events.

The result is a vehicle that offers useful foul - weather capability and plenty of cargo space, but with a much less severe fuel - efficiency penalty than conventional SUVs (it gets an EPA - rated 32 mpg combined).