Re:Estimated 3° Warming by 2500 if we cut all emissions now
by haltingproblem on Friday November 13, 2020 @02:33AM
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Seasonal cycles do not require a model. The discussion here is about weather and climate models.
Re:Estimated 3° Warming by 2500 if we cut all emissions now
by adrianN on Friday November 13, 2020 @08:41AM
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I'm pretty sure that the Earth going round the Sun and the Earth's axis being slightly tilted counts as a model using which you can predict the seasons.
Re:Estimated 3° Warming by 2500 if we cut all emissions now
by haltingproblem on Friday November 13, 2020 @11:09AM
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You are not wrong in arguing that the Copernican model is also a model. I think the discussion here is about computational stochastic models.
I also don't really need a model to predict warming in the summer and cooling in the winter. A lookup table should suffice.
Edit: Can't believe parent is getting downvoted for asking a question that people disagree with.
But we can confidently predict that most of Europe will have higher temperature nine months from now. Also, California will be dry.
Sometimes large-scale predictions are easier because you're not concerned with small-scale noise.