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Bush1
Nä de har inte blivit värre de senaste halvseklet och inte innan heller.
Förklara då varför extremvädren inte blivit värre.
Anledningen till att det rapporteras i media beror inte på grund av att de har ökat, eftersom de inte har ökat.
Du förnekar ju bara! Du förnekar det som händer i verkligheten och som bevisas av mätdata! Det är efterblivet.
Här är ett par studier om ökande extrema väder:
New data confirm increased frequency of extreme weather events
European national science academies urge further action on climate change adaptation
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Globally, according to the new data, the number of floods and other hydrological events have quadrupled since 1980 and have doubled since 2004, highlighting the urgency of adaptation to climate change. Climatological events, such as extreme temperatures, droughts, and forest fires, have more than doubled since 1980. Meteorological events, such as storms, have doubled since 1980.
These extreme weather events carry substantial economic costs. In the updated data, thunderstorm losses in North America have doubled -- from under US$10 billion in 1980 to almost $20 billion in 2015. On a more positive note, river flood losses in Europe show a near-static trend (despite their increased frequency), indicating that protection measures that have been implemented may have stemmed flood losses.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/03/180321130859.htm
Flood data from 500 years: Rivers and climate change in Europe
Studying historical documents from 5 centuries, scientists were able to compare flood events from the past with recent flood events in Europe. This combination of historical and hydrological research provides evidence for the strong influence of climate change on rivers and floodings. Floods tend to be larger, the timing has shifted and the relationship between flood occurrence and air temperatures has reversed.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/07/200722112655.htm
Videon är en bra illustration:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQMqw-P51qs&t=1s