14°C = 57°F

  • The Menemen!@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Yeah, no. It’s much more complicated. If e.g. the gulf stream changes significantly winters in Europe might get much colder. It is not as easy as Hollywood movies portray it.

    Globally we will have warmer temperatures, that much seems to be pretty much confirmed. But locally the results will vary very much.

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      1 year ago

      You may have missed the point. Even if the haline circulation is over turned with fresh water, Europe will still trend warmer on a wider delta and different places will see an increase in seasonal delta but as it stands there will be a last winter for everywhere. Full stop. It is a time horizon question that remains.

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        1 year ago

        I’m not sure I’ve Δ’d my opinion on that.

        It remains to be seen if global temperature will eventually max out (likely after a major population decline) or if we’re headed in the direction of Venus, where the planet just gets turbo-fucked beyond the ability to retain any life.