>>A new study out of MIT suggests rising global temperatures are causing energy shifts in Earth’s atmosphere that are strengthening midlatitude storms, while weakening other important weather systems over North America, Europe and Asia.<<

>>In recent decades, the Arctic has been warming faster than the rest of the Earth, which has effectively shortened the horizontal temperature gradient. The new study set out to discover what effect the Arctic warming might have had on atmospheric energy distribution and storm formation.<<

https://newatlas.com/climate-change-storms-air-quality/58520/

PermeateFree said:

>>A new study out of MIT suggests rising global temperatures are causing energy shifts in Earth’s atmosphere that are strengthening midlatitude storms, while weakening other important weather systems over North America, Europe and Asia.<<

>>In recent decades, the Arctic has been warming faster than the rest of the Earth, which has effectively shortened the horizontal temperature gradient. The new study set out to discover what effect the Arctic warming might have had on atmospheric energy distribution and storm formation.<<

https://newatlas.com/climate-change-storms-air-quality/58520/

Makes sense doesn’t it higher temperature equals more energy and it has to do something.