Climate: 4 ° C in mid May? Notice meteorologists?

[Christophe]

Uh mosquitoes it's not in summer? In short, why speak to the past Obamot?

In any case here are not too many flies! (the invasion of flies is one of the great summer joys of the campaign!).

sen-no-sen, I'm not complaining, I'm just saying thatto continue to affirm with certainty and to bludgeon that "it has always been so", that we will end up no longer distinguishing the "normal" from "the abnormal"... but it's sure people should not panic ... and keep them doing their bad habits so good for GDP (shit)!

I think the Gulf Stream is taking the lead in the wing and faster than we think ... and we already see it. There is 2 month it was polar wind that blew all over Europe ... There is 1 week it snowed in the south of France ...

Then there was always a wave of 4 m to a week of the opening of the Cannes Film Festival ... right? Too bad it was in advance! A festival of stars in Tshirt wet it would have fed Gala and here for 10 years !!!

I do not panic, I do not paranote, I see facts ... I think against the fact that the summer is likely to be very hot, because when there is sun, it hits hard this year (since March)!

[zorglub]

I think that the summer is likely to be very hot, because when it is sunny, it hits hard this year

so much the better! I will be able to estimate the capacity of my "home" air conditioning
and it will make my "solar" profitable
to tell the truth air conditioning, I have little tested because during periods of drought, I have more cold water at my source ........

[dedeleco]

My guess and the reasons given before in my remarks, tell me that we will not have great heat heat wave 2003 with drought maous, because we are close to a solar mini, with near volcano.

[Christophe]

we are close to a solar mini, with nearby volcano.

Hu?

[sen-no-sen]

My guess and the reasons given before in my remarks, tell me that we will not have great heat heat wave 2003 with drought maous, because we are close to a solar mini, with near volcano.

Do you refer to Katla?

[Cuicui]

Since 48h (4 ° C yesterday outside at best) we must turn on the wood stove in the living room.

In the Vosges, we can hope to stop heating when the days begin to shorten (end of June). But during the summer, some days a good outbreak does not hurt.
For me, 2009 and 2010 have been blessed years: no frost at the time of the Ice Saints, all my cherry tree transplants are successful.

[kistinie]

All this will at least have the merit of highlighting the fact that the matter and the universe as a whole is electromagnetic, and thus to recall to our good memory the predominant nature of the fluctuations of the EM fields which impact us as Dedeleco emphasizes with accuracy.

The second evolution on the path of scientific wisdom will now be to end the story of falling asleep, which is to explain to us that matter has quantum behavior at the atomic scale, and of universe, but not ours.

Our macroscopic world, the world on our scale is also behaving according to the rules of quantum physics. The two difficulties that prevent us from seeing it are:
- We have our nose stuck on the canvas and this lack of hindsight, we make the picture imperceptible.
- To accept this evidence is to open the Pandora's box of the matter-spirit link, since in quantum physics it is shown that the observer influences the event when he observes it.

To return to the climate, we will make real progress in our knowledge the day we agree to study it as an electromagnetic mechanism, quantum.

The road that remains to be traveled, is long ...

[Ptilu]

Bjr
I have not read all the thread but I can give you my impression:

-First, it is not because a curve fluctuates that it reflects the reality of a phenomenon. There may be 2 reason:

* true fluctuation, here in a system as complex as the whole earth was perfectly conceivable

* noise measurement, when we retrace the temperature over several hundred thousand years, it is normal that it increases.

In fact, there is likely a combination of 2 fluctuation. That's why it would be nice to have a curve that would also give us the error in order to appreciate a little better.

-Then I read an article a long time ago in the research (plus the issue at home) which spoke of the "North Atlantic anomaly" (AAN). There are 2 types, explanation:

* AAN + strong storm but mild winters for Europe, the opposite for North Africa

* AAN- the opposite

This phenomenon was reversed regularly a few decades ago, so far we had been in AAN + for at least 30 years (according to the article a possible consequence of climate change) but the fact that there is no more inversion greatly limited the study of the phenomenon ...

It is possible that we are ironed in AAN-, which will expiate our rotten winter ... But Xynthia leaves this theory in the air (unless we can consider this storm as classic, which is the case seen that it was a centenal storm)

PS: As I do not have the article, I could not support this theory, so you are free to find it laughable. Actually there is probably more obvious ...

[Ptilu]

To Kristinie:

The second evolution on the path of scientific wisdom will now be to end the story of falling asleep, which is to explain to us that matter has quantum behavior at the atomic scale, and of universe, but not ours.

Our macroscopic world, the world on our scale is also behaving according to the rules of quantum physics.

You should learn about Bolzmann's reasoning, it would open up your perspective and your understanding of the reality of the universe. As for the quantum behavior of the infinitely large, I do not know where to look for it, because the fact that general relativity is profoundly deterministic is one of the great contradictions of physics ...

[Obamot]

Absolutely, we can see a set of phenomena that eventually cumulate / conjugate. But not to bring all this back to a unique vision of things: his, of course ... (lol)

Uh mosquitoes it's not in summer? In short, why speak to the past Obamot?

... if you had followed well, we were talking about a relative stability in Southeast Asia. There the hot season ends and they will return in the rainy season.

As for here. Some have short memories. Who does not remember June months terribly chilly. We have frequently seen snow fall on the Jura (at ~ 1000m) at this time of the year and which held the summer ... So everything is normal