Climate change making ‘flash droughts’ more common: study

The Hill ^ | 04/13/2023 | ZACK BUDRYK

[Bonemaker]

[chopperk]

Zacks a hack.....These clowns never mention the volcanoes that are pumping billions of tons of ash and vapor into the atmosphere causing the bright red sunsets. They prove there is ash in the atmosphere and will continue to effect our
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[dsrtsage]

Remember back in the days before we had science when we had rain gods and sun gods and could simply blame any bad luck of bad weather on the actions or lack thereof of scapegoats of one kind or another?

[crusty old prospector]

I had a flash cloud pass over a few minutes ago. I survived.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Looks like another “study group” looking for a government grant.

[dragnet2]

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[TheConservator]

Climate change! Is there anything it doesn’t do?

[dragnet2]

lol...I can be anything and everything...

[butlerweave]

YAWN , more lies

[ThePatriotsFlag]

(Climate change) Weather is driving an increase in flash droughts, or intense, rapid-onset periods of dryness, according to a study published Thursday in the journal Science.

Doesn't that make more sense?

[William Tell]

I don't think it is that unusual to have perhaps one hundred days during the summer in Kalifornia without rain.

I assume that period would be defined as a single flash drought.

That means that five or so rainy days during that period of time might turn one flash drought into five flash droughts.

Who knew that rain could cause such a dramatic increase in flash droughts?

[brookwood]

In order to perpetuate the climate scam, the left has to invent new types of weather , like then polar vortex, the atmospheric river, flash droughts, global weirding, women and minorities are always hardest hit.