Today's story is about the hurricane who wouldn't die.
You can see that there is still a vortex and it is pumping warm air up to Toronto. Soon to die against the implacable Arctic forces.
I am glad my readership has gone back to near zero, because now we look at something complex.
The world air temperatures have a hook. This has always indicated a warming event for me. But it's only for the S Hemi.
It is universally acknowledged, by me, that an intense rainy zone cannot transmit heat energy to the world. That is a closed loop, heat energy goes up, and it goes down. The only time you get heat energy, is if there is a spur of hot water, and no rain. Then you get the nice plumes. This is happening right now for that left-over garbage zooming down south, and mucking with the Pacific cold feed. For for intense heat transfer, you can see little vortexes pumping out the heat. This spur barely qualifies.
The world sea surface temps and the nino zone continue their bitscoin fall.
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