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Originally Posted by vano
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ok little idiot - i will tell you what was 1886 and what is the difference to now.
1. there have been huricans since millions of years - some of the stronger some of them
not.
2. huricans develop over the warm seas when the temperature between clouds and water is so different that the warm air and humidity rises faster and faster. the difference of a single degree can make a tropical storm to a class 5 hurricane.
3. unfortunately, there are also "el nino" and "la nina" - two weather phenomena that occur in irregular cycles and considerably intensify the quality of the storms.
In the past, the phases of calm between the ninos between 3 and 7 years have lasted for the last decades and these phases are becoming shorter and shorter. between the el nino 2016 and between the in 2107 were less than 8 months.
4. as a result of the warming of the sea-water, all winds formed above the sea become more and more intense, and this is particularly evident in the times of El Nino.
5. the global warming on land we still do not feel strongly today, as we are accustomed to the heat and cold periods through the seasons - but we already feel the global warming of the seas.
so it is not only increasingly strong storms but also the dying of coral reefs has to do with it.
the oceans are only 2-3 degrees warmer on average and will destroy the entire oceanic food chain and thus any life in the sea.
without the ocean the world can not survive - no human being and no animal.
it will not happen at all that we are experiencing that the world is destroyed by storms as they have no longer reigned on the earth for 500 million years, because the sea will die long before and with the sea every life on this planet.
remember 2 degrees celsius more !!!!
and this is where we are already.
