Unprecedented Storms of OUR Lives: Climate Bomb Mayhem // Published on Jan 8, 2018
Weather bomb. Bombogenesis. Cyclone Bomb. Terms for the beast that hammered North America’s East Coast, knocking iguanas out of trees in Florida, bringing ice floes from the ocean onto coastal Boston streets, and dumping feet of snow. Air pressure in the “eye” plummeted faster than most hurricanes (59 mb in 24 hours) to 951 mb (equivalent to a Category 3 storm). Climate change disruption of our planetary heat transport via atmosphere and oceans is accelerating; this is just the first few moves of the chess game.
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Who Left the Arctic Fridge Door Open? // Published on Jan 10, 2018
New normal? NO. Just Act I of our planetary Play. The Arctic has warmed so much that our jet streams have fractured. Waviness has increased so much, that loops and swirls have broken free, creating a chaotic mishmash with pockets of low and high pressures. And thus a smorgasbord of bizarre weather: winter hurricane-like weather bombs, snow in the Sahara Desert, baking drought amping up wildfires followed by deluges causing mudslides in California, oven-like temperatures exceeding 47 C (116 F) in Australia…
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Clip of Paul on CTV News Channel, January 6 at 7:17pm, Weather Bomb, from Facebook. Starts at 2:25. About 3:26 long
‘The weather bomb that swept through Atlantic Canada late this week was just the last extreme weather system we’ve seen over the past year. Is this the new norm? For more on this we’re joined by Paul Beckwith, a climate system scientist from the University of Ottawa.’
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Voices of Dissent interview from ‘hour two‘, with Dougie the Abolitionist, from Jan 8, 2018, here.
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Paul Beckwith, Climate System Scientist 