In this case, this weather is a result of climate change, for which we can show a cause and effect sequence explaining it involving fragmentation of the polar vortex.
“The effects of the polar vortex could become more frequent and severe. Scientists looking at links between climate change and the polar vortex believe that the rapidly warming Arctic could bring about more intense periods of cold snaps and storms, even as winters become shorter and warmer.”
Masterskrain Premium Member about 5 years ago
Can SOMEONE PLEASE explain to the fat-ass orange dotard the difference between “Weather” and “Climate”?? PLEASE????
martens about 5 years ago
In this case, this weather is a result of climate change, for which we can show a cause and effect sequence explaining it involving fragmentation of the polar vortex.
“The effects of the polar vortex could become more frequent and severe. Scientists looking at links between climate change and the polar vortex believe that the rapidly warming Arctic could bring about more intense periods of cold snaps and storms, even as winters become shorter and warmer.”
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/01/30/science/polar-vortex-extreme-cold.html