Climate Models Wrong On East Pacific… “We Don’t Know Why This Cooling Is Happening”
By P Gosselin on 3. October 2023
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German online agriculture information site agrarheute.com here asks whether the climate models wrong since the East “East Pacific has been cooling down more and more over the past 30 years” and this “contrary to all predictions”.
Modern agriculture knows that oceanic cycles have significant consequences for global agriculture.
Corn struggles amid Europe’s 2022 drought. East Pacific cooling has impacts on agriculture around the world. Photo: NoTricksZone.
No explanation for cooling
“Why does this part of the eastern Pacific contradict climate models, scientists ask, and they can’t find a simple explanation,” reports agriheute.com. The cooling of the East Pacific has defied the forecasts made by climate models, which predicted a warming due to “greenhouse gas” emissions.
The region of cooling is the ocean area that “stretches west of Ecuador” and “could reduce greenhouse gas warming by 30 percent”. The false prediction by climate models risk misleading the agriculture industry, as it is known that ocean temperatures impact growing conditions around the world.
Major impacts around the world
“The steady cooling also has global implications. The future of the cold region could determine, among other things, whether California is hit by a permanent drought or Australia faces increasingly severe wildfires,” agrarheute.com adds. “It affects the intensity of the monsoon season in India and the likelihood of droughts and famines in the Horn of Africa. It could even change the scale of climate change worldwide by altering the sensitivity of Earth’s atmosphere to rising greenhouse gas emissions.”
https://notrickszone.com/2023/10/03/climate-models-wrong-on-east-pacific-we-dont-know-why-this-cooling-is-happening/
