09-22-2019, 08:29 AM
climate change fearmongers/ conspiracy theorists cry "Wolf"?
The article describes a warmer than normal ocean temperature that affects the islands this summer. It's a condition that has been measured, charted, and illustrated (see the article), not a conspiracy:
Hawaii has been seeing the most serious effects of this heat wave. The state had its hottest summer on record, with dozens of daily temperature records falling across the islands, as well as all-time and monthly temperature records.
The unusually warm ocean waters mean Hawaii’s traditional defense against approaching tropical storms and hurricanes does not exist this year, since it is relatively low ocean temperatures that protect the islands during most eastern Pacific hurricane seasons.
The article describes a warmer than normal ocean temperature that affects the islands this summer. It's a condition that has been measured, charted, and illustrated (see the article), not a conspiracy:
Hawaii has been seeing the most serious effects of this heat wave. The state had its hottest summer on record, with dozens of daily temperature records falling across the islands, as well as all-time and monthly temperature records.
The unusually warm ocean waters mean Hawaii’s traditional defense against approaching tropical storms and hurricanes does not exist this year, since it is relatively low ocean temperatures that protect the islands during most eastern Pacific hurricane seasons.
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