AleWagily12
02/12/19 1:03 pm
OK first of all if somebody out there can’t control the weather. I will give you $1 million. Humans have nothing at all to do with the Polar Eclipse.How in hell would somebody be able to control what weather happens. It is un able to do
hayston
02/03/19 9:43 pm
I’m done debating whether climate change is real and if humans have a part in it, because it’s obvious that it’s true, and Anyone who doesn’t believe it is just genuinely stupid, brainwashed, or kidding themselves. There, so far is a very reasonable hypothesis for the polar vortex shit, and it’s that the polar vortex that sits above the North Pole split due the rising heat in the water from the ice melting in the North Pole in the summer to form a heat “bulge” in the atmosphere which made the jet stream that keeps the vortex bottled above the North Pole to take a northward swing which caused the vortex to split and drift down. Taking it’s cold air that used to bottled up with it down too
Brrrrrrrrr
02/01/19 8:20 am
I always find it amusing how atheists, who like to claim they’re very smart, so often vote exactly like the blacks....
xxxceo Nationalist
01/31/19 11:50 pm
It doesn’t matter to me if it is. I’m not about to make any changes and I’m confident the earth will be around for another 40 years. That’s all I need.
Deek
01/31/19 7:48 pm
For you Republicans: it’s the climate change, stupid. Humans are contributing to it.
reader5673
01/31/19 4:42 pm
In Ohio it is a BI-polar vortex as we were negative double digits this morning and will be about positive 50 on Saturday.
RightOfCenter TheCurrentThing
01/31/19 4:17 pm
Yes, the activity of the Alarmists narrative as megaphoned by the MSM has caused all the problems associated with the dreaded Polar Vortex.
The PV didn’t used to have a scary name. 65 years ago the weather man talked about Arctic air masses that occasionally pushed southward during the winter and made winter colder& snowier.
This occurred when CO2 was 350ppm, back before GLOBAL COOLING of the 1970s , which was the first time the Polar Vortex was unleashed on mankind because of our behaviors that caused the GLOBAL COOLING, the Alarmist’s told us.
swaggydaddyboyz Michigan
01/31/19 3:42 pm
I, like everyone else with a brain, believe in climate change. However, how much human activity was a direct result of the polar vortex is where my question is. Unfortunately, this question will not be the matter of the debate it’ll be idiots still denying that climate change is even real 🤷♂️
tdaddy Kentucky
01/31/19 12:17 pm
Why certainly, just like we’re responsible for the global warming that ended the last Ice Age. Whom else would the liberal Neanderthals have blamed for the melting of all that ice!!
JMG Raleigh, NC
01/31/19 11:40 am
Seems logical to me 8,000,000,000 people influence the Earth’s environment, including it’s weather to some degree. As the question is worded, any influence would be a “yes”.
kman279 Philadelphia
01/31/19 8:16 am
I only said no because the question asked if man was responsible for it. The polar vortex is a natural thing but you could say that man had made it worse.
georgemason
01/31/19 7:43 am
Yes, man has impacted our climate by pumping too much carbon into our atmosphere and the production of methane. There is significant scientific evidence to support it. The only question is how much has been caused by man and how mush is the
HungLikeTrump curve2theright
01/31/19 7:27 am
Follow the money. Al Gore has gotten rich spreading falsehoods. Remember back in the 70's..the big scare was the hole in the ozone and how aerosol (hairspray, asthma inhalers, etc.) were going to make it bigger. Well...the hole has not gotten any bigger since then. Next it was the rainforests...and now we have global (fill in the blank to meet your narrative). It is arrogant to think somehow man has an effect on the weather.
phalnx Ohio
01/31/19 6:47 am
If by that they mean the current Polar Vortex that's wildly South of where it normally is, then yes. The weather gurus say it's being pushed here by warm air in the North Pole. I have no reason to doubt them.
taumpy Massachusetts
01/31/19 4:07 am
For it existing at all? No, of course not.
However, polar ice melting due to climate change is the reason it has been coming farther south in recent years. And while we may be in a warming period anyway, carbon emissions are unquestionably exacerbating that due to greenhouse effect.
So yes and no.
PrinceDaemon The Bloodwyrm
01/31/19 1:33 am
The phenomenon itself is natural but it's shift so far south can be affected by climate change. Thick atmosphere warms earth, ice melts, colder air enters atmosphere and shifts South. Polar vortex.
Timber
01/31/19 1:01 am
Both of these wind features exist because of the large temperature difference between the cold Arctic and warmer areas farther south, known as the mid-latitudes. Uneven heating creates pressure differences, and air flows from high-pressure to low-pressure areas, creating winds. The spinning Earth then turns winds to the right in the northern hemisphere, creating these belts of westerlies.
Why cold air plunges south
Greenhouse gas emissions from human activities have warmed the globe by about 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit (1 degree C) over the past 50 years. However, the Arctic has warmed more than twice as much. Amplified Arctic warming is due mainly to dramatic melting of ice and snow in recent decades, which exposes darker ocean and land surfaces that absorb a lot more of the sun’s heat.
Because of rapid Arctic warming, the north/south temperature difference has diminished. This reduces pressure differences between the Arctic and mid-latitudes, weakening jet stream winds. And just as slo
Timber
01/31/19 12:55 am
Idk, I hate that I had to choose yes or no to look at the answers. I agree with whatever the scientists say. They have much more credibility than all of the fierce opinions in this thread.
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