Comment by simmerup 1 day ago And it varies in intensity because human activity is putting more energy into the system 8 comments simmerup Reply tjwebbnorfolk 1 day ago It varies in intensity because it always has. henry2023 1 day ago If you want to be a good denialist you’ll need better arguments my friend. tjwebbnorfolk 1 day ago What am I denying, exactly? This thread and the article pertain to El Nino. Is someone denying that El Nino exists? simmerup 1 day ago If it’s always varied in intensity, why are the ten hottest years on record all after 2015?Surely we’d see random hot years all over the map. tjwebbnorfolk 1 day ago This thread and the article are discussing about El Nino, not global average temperatures. 3 replies →
tjwebbnorfolk 1 day ago It varies in intensity because it always has. henry2023 1 day ago If you want to be a good denialist you’ll need better arguments my friend. tjwebbnorfolk 1 day ago What am I denying, exactly? This thread and the article pertain to El Nino. Is someone denying that El Nino exists? simmerup 1 day ago If it’s always varied in intensity, why are the ten hottest years on record all after 2015?Surely we’d see random hot years all over the map. tjwebbnorfolk 1 day ago This thread and the article are discussing about El Nino, not global average temperatures. 3 replies →
henry2023 1 day ago If you want to be a good denialist you’ll need better arguments my friend. tjwebbnorfolk 1 day ago What am I denying, exactly? This thread and the article pertain to El Nino. Is someone denying that El Nino exists?
tjwebbnorfolk 1 day ago What am I denying, exactly? This thread and the article pertain to El Nino. Is someone denying that El Nino exists?
simmerup 1 day ago If it’s always varied in intensity, why are the ten hottest years on record all after 2015?Surely we’d see random hot years all over the map. tjwebbnorfolk 1 day ago This thread and the article are discussing about El Nino, not global average temperatures. 3 replies →
tjwebbnorfolk 1 day ago This thread and the article are discussing about El Nino, not global average temperatures. 3 replies →
It varies in intensity because it always has.
If you want to be a good denialist you’ll need better arguments my friend.
What am I denying, exactly? This thread and the article pertain to El Nino. Is someone denying that El Nino exists?
If it’s always varied in intensity, why are the ten hottest years on record all after 2015?
Surely we’d see random hot years all over the map.
This thread and the article are discussing about El Nino, not global average temperatures.
3 replies →