| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines 00:44 - Sep 9 with 4684 views | Ryorry |
#ClimateChange [Post edited 9 Sep 2023 0:47]
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| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 10:24 - Sep 10 with 1335 views | StokieBlue |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 09:52 - Sep 9 by BanksterDebtSlave |
So from 5 am in Spain....light pollution may scupper it from here. Is it very high above the horizon? N.E. is pretty much directly along the coastline from here so more East than North would be good. |
I wanted to image this last night but it's just not possible from my latitude. It was too low in the sky when it rose and then low behind a building. Might have a better chance in a few days but it'll be gone fairly soon.
Hopefully you had more luck at your latitude. It was moving from NE to ENE so you might have caught it.
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| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 12:10 - Sep 10 with 1271 views | thatbdude |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 18:33 - Sep 9 by Ryorry |
Quite. Though I thought I might as well enjoy it anyway, and did so - for once it was a real pleasure to take the pup out for his toileting at that hour - despite being too warm in T & old white long-sleeved away shirt! There wasn't a breath of wind. [Post edited 9 Sep 2023 18:36]
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Completly still around where I live |  |
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| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 12:46 - Sep 10 with 1265 views | ronnyd |
When money was tight and the kids were young (1970s), we always took them on holidays in early/mid September around the Norfolk/Suffolk coast. Didn't have to ask permission to take them out of school in those days. Mostly we were very lucky with the weather. |  | | |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:10 - Sep 10 with 1245 views | ElephantintheRoom |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 21:24 - Sep 9 by leitrimblue |
Never understood why the dinosaurs never enjoyed the spectacle of that large comet zooming in on earth |
That’s because they lived in a world much hotter than the one Guardian readers fret about today. | |
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| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:17 - Sep 10 with 1224 views | leitrimblue |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:10 - Sep 10 by ElephantintheRoom |
That’s because they lived in a world much hotter than the one Guardian readers fret about today. |
Really? Are you sure of that? |  | | |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:21 - Sep 10 with 1208 views | ElephantintheRoom |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:17 - Sep 10 by leitrimblue |
Really? Are you sure of that? |
Yes. You try being a brontosaurus and living in a temperate climate still emerging from a recent ice age. | |
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| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:27 - Sep 10 with 1211 views | leitrimblue |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:21 - Sep 10 by ElephantintheRoom |
Yes. You try being a brontosaurus and living in a temperate climate still emerging from a recent ice age. |
You try being a mesolithic hunter gatherer just emerging from an ice age. Wait a minute, do you think it's possible that all these heating events and ice ages may suggest that it's possible the earth may be prone to life changing episodes of climate change? | | | |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:52 - Sep 10 with 1175 views | ElephantintheRoom |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:27 - Sep 10 by leitrimblue |
You try being a mesolithic hunter gatherer just emerging from an ice age. Wait a minute, do you think it's possible that all these heating events and ice ages may suggest that it's possible the earth may be prone to life changing episodes of climate change? |
Climate is always changing and always has done. And always will
It’s 36 in the shade here today. Rather nice - but still ten degrees ‘colder’ than a couple of weeks ago | |
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| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:56 - Sep 10 with 1180 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:52 - Sep 10 by ElephantintheRoom |
Climate is always changing and always has done. And always will
It’s 36 in the shade here today. Rather nice - but still ten degrees ‘colder’ than a couple of weeks ago |
You are confusing climate with weather. Weather is variable. Climate takes a lot longer to change. We are rapidly accelerating changes in climate with disastrous consequences. |  |
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| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 14:13 - Sep 10 with 1172 views | leitrimblue |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:52 - Sep 10 by ElephantintheRoom |
Climate is always changing and always has done. And always will
It’s 36 in the shade here today. Rather nice - but still ten degrees ‘colder’ than a couple of weeks ago |
Think your getting a tad confused with the weather and long term climate change. Though you are correct that looking at the world over the long term ( say the last 6 billion years) the climate as changed severely many times. The big potential difference this time compared with any severe climate change event of the past is the actions of mankind and in particular our intense burning of fossil fuels now compared to anytime in the past. | | | |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 14:14 - Sep 10 with 1172 views | ThisIsMyUsername |
Saw something yesterday suggesting Neymar recently took a private 747 from Paris to Saudi Arabia. |  |
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| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 17:29 - Sep 10 with 1100 views | WeWereZombies |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:21 - Sep 10 by ElephantintheRoom |
Yes. You try being a brontosaurus and living in a temperate climate still emerging from a recent ice age. |
The Brontosaurus lived in the Jurassic period, not one of the major ice ages. |  |
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| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 17:59 - Sep 10 with 1072 views | ElephantintheRoom |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:56 - Sep 10 by Nthsuffolkblue |
You are confusing climate with weather. Weather is variable. Climate takes a lot longer to change. We are rapidly accelerating changes in climate with disastrous consequences. |
No just pointing out that a few warm days are not necessarily anything to do with climate change
I’m expecting the guardian to link earthquakes with climate change soon. There appear to be a few more above average in the last couple of years. | |
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| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 18:28 - Sep 10 with 1070 views | Ryorry |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 13:10 - Sep 10 by ElephantintheRoom |
That’s because they lived in a world much hotter than the one Guardian readers fret about today. |
Edit- on phone and replied to wrong post, the below was intended as a reply to Thatbdude.
“Only” 19.6C (av of 3 outdoor thermometers in different places) at same time last night.
Torrential downpour an hour ago, about an inch in 20 minutes! [Post edited 10 Sep 2023 18:35]
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| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 19:44 - Sep 10 with 1033 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 17:59 - Sep 10 by ElephantintheRoom |
No just pointing out that a few warm days are not necessarily anything to do with climate change
I’m expecting the guardian to link earthquakes with climate change soon. There appear to be a few more above average in the last couple of years. |
"a few warm days are not necessarily anything to do with climate change".
What about the general tend of changes in the regular patterns of weather that is being experienced globally? Or because there have always been instances of flooding and wildfires, that general trend is to be ignored by the more expert than the experts Elephant?
These global climate changes are hitting the poorest countries worst. Try looking at what relief organisations have to say about them.
I am quite certain the OP wasn't saying this proves climate change but rather that this is just one of the minor impacts of climate change which is demonstrated much more clearly on a global scale as studied by the real experts in meteorology. | |
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| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 20:28 - Sep 10 with 1008 views | Ryorry |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 19:44 - Sep 10 by Nthsuffolkblue |
"a few warm days are not necessarily anything to do with climate change".
What about the general tend of changes in the regular patterns of weather that is being experienced globally? Or because there have always been instances of flooding and wildfires, that general trend is to be ignored by the more expert than the experts Elephant?
These global climate changes are hitting the poorest countries worst. Try looking at what relief organisations have to say about them.
I am quite certain the OP wasn't saying this proves climate change but rather that this is just one of the minor impacts of climate change which is demonstrated much more clearly on a global scale as studied by the real experts in meteorology. |
Spot on 👍 | |
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| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 17:07 - Sep 11 with 886 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| 20.5C outside at 00.35 on 09/09/2023, 600' up in Pennines on 19:44 - Sep 10 by Nthsuffolkblue |
"a few warm days are not necessarily anything to do with climate change".
What about the general tend of changes in the regular patterns of weather that is being experienced globally? Or because there have always been instances of flooding and wildfires, that general trend is to be ignored by the more expert than the experts Elephant?
These global climate changes are hitting the poorest countries worst. Try looking at what relief organisations have to say about them.
I am quite certain the OP wasn't saying this proves climate change but rather that this is just one of the minor impacts of climate change which is demonstrated much more clearly on a global scale as studied by the real experts in meteorology. |
Care to elaborate on which part of this you find objectionable bluebudgie? | |
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