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Pastimes : Hurricane and Severe Weather Tracking

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To: LoneClone who wrote (25232)1/22/2025 4:00:16 PM
From: Broken_Clock1 Recommendation   of 25996
 
"Back to Earth. There is some evidence that the Polar and North Atlantic jet streams are less stable now than they were several decades ago; weather extremes seem to be more frequent. Data from a study of tree ring records covering the last 300 years, has been interpreted as indicating greater variability in the North Atlantic Jet (primarily an increase in the sinuous shape of jet stream meanders) that coincides with extremes of heat, drought and wild fires in various parts of Europe. These kinds of extremes are not unlike those currently witnessed in north polar regions. Whether such changes are part of a longer-term trend in weather extremes, as predicted by some climate models, is still uncertain from a scientific perspective. More analyses of the tree-ring kind are required to improve the level of confidence in explaining past and present climate conditions. Watching the trends in polar temperatures, jet stream loci, and the associated weather anomalies will be interesting."
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