That's what I would do.Up on the north Kent coast, some of the leaves on my trees have blown off, and are all over my lawn. I wasn't expecting that, this autumn.
We are going to follow the advice of the head of the coastguard this morning, and head off later in search of Big Waves. I think that's what he was advising.
BnH binmen are remarkable creatures..we get a lot of collections missed due to one bs reason or another. One of them once had a go at me for my bin contents being too ‘dusty’ and possibly causing them breathing difficulties, all the time with a fag hanging out of his gob
It's not in the ad but read the enclosed advice sheet (very small font so older people are unable to read it
) carefully. Gaviscon is of course in the key of G, Alka Seltzer in A etc etc....and the wind was from the East
Don't you come on here with your thinly disguised accusation of recency bias ! If we all made such observations, the whole climate change industry would collapse overnight.My take on this is that climate change is a step change in the annual pattern in qualitative or quantitative terms, measurable by averaging, and determinable only by accumulating many years' worth of data.
Weather, however is what happens during a day.
But you knew that
I'm not a geographer, but isn't the holocene an interglacial in the first place? And, relatedly, the anthropocene has disrupted the glacial-interglacial cycle?
Are you suggesting that all those years I asked the question 'how do you know we aren't in an interglacial', it was based on no empirical evidence whatsoever, and that it contradicted the very degree course I took? That a non-geographer can know more than a geographer?
That's because that hit land and travelled over the land. This storm hit Brittany, Cornwall and the Channel Islands and has travelled up the Channel to the North Sea. We've avoided the damage Northern France has experienced, but there are photos on the net if you want to find them.
there's a problem with that: if you have a generally warmer atmoshpere, with the poles warming, there is less differential. the case is made that the jet stream fluctuating more, with more varied weather, because of this. we cant have both a faster jetstream due to high differential and more variable path because there is less. it might be in the telling of the technical details, getting dumbed down for popular consumption. but they might also be telling porkies, like when some scientist* pops up telling us the gulf stream is about to collapse.
I had to turn it off because I wasn't get any work done.
Nope - it's certainly no 1987 and the weather in Worthing yesterday was far worse than it is today.