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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1306893)4/27/2022 12:39:34 PM
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JeffJULY 8, 2021

It's unfortunate, but it is a normal cycle of Earth. Nature will recover in time. Nasa has shown that there are also temperature fluctuations on Mars, this problem cause by solar activity. In 1890, there was the same temperature's seen now, so again, nothing that has not happened before.

Meteorologist Chuck Weise breaks down the solar process we just saw this past week, again pointing to the sun's cycling, a long read but the exact calculations and physics noted below:

"With the continued and terrible politicization of atmospheric science and climate, I thought I would take a look at the true cause of this historic Pacific Northwest heat wave we just experienced that is now being terminated west of the cascades by a strong push of marine air from off the ocean.

For starters, the synoptic weather pattern that set itself up over our region was handled quite well by the short-term numerical weather forecast models. Before the onset, we saw nearly identical pressure patterns forecast to generate as we typically see with our severest high temperatures. In the climate records, those for Portland were found to occur on July 30, 1965, and both August 8th and August 10th of 1981 at 107 degrees Fahrenheit (degF). These records occurred at the Portland National Weather Service Office located then at the Marine Drive location at the Portland International Airport. The complete records in Portland go back to 1940 for the airport location and downtown Portland back to 1890, but these records at the airport exceeded or equaled any of the records in the downtown location. So they were considered all-time records back to 1890."

I would suggest googling a few lines of the quote for the exact mathematical computations Chuck Weise used, for the rest of his
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