Alright /Sci/ what's the real reason that we are having

>>8700643
Weather machines?
>>>/x/

>>8700643
I watched world weather news for a couple of years.
Lots of warm records were being broken during the day times: but almost always the night time lows were above average.
In contrast, very few cold records were broken.
People moving rocks and trees to dam a river sure seem to be have a huge effect on the environment.
The deniers of climate change must be severely slow if they can't see their own gluttony and greed is having a negative effect on the environment, and multiply that by billions and we have a serious problem.

>>8700643
It really is because of climate change. I don't understand how anyone can deny it at this point when there are hundreds of publicly available scientific studies and journals that anyone can access at any time.

Climate change + random noise.

Don't you guys read journals? The sun has been being less active this decade

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>>8700643
>warm winter here in the states?
cold winter elsewhere

>>8700643
don't listen to the brainlets in this thread.
the truth is it's impossible to know why it is warmer on a particular year in a particular region. weather fluctuation and even wild swings are completely natural and normal. however if we step back we can see a trend appear. over the pest several years temperature have been trending up and this is indeed agw.

>>8700643
Weather.

I'm in the states and we've had an abnormally cold and snowy winter, so it's definitely not the whole country.

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>>8700711
>sun has been being less active
yup, cycle 24 was the weakest for more than a century and #25 will decide whether the ice man cometh..

>>8700750
That's pretty fucking cold...Where is this?