'Weather' describes short term atmospheric conditions (hours or days), while 'Climate' is the

TyroneIrish 25903 posts Joined: Oct 8, 2020

Posted 1:29 am on Jun 18, 2026

average of those over a long period (say 30 yrs or more...see Dr. Roy Spencer's Global Temperature Chart)...You're welcome.

WRT Tornadoes...warming Ocean waters produce more water vapor which then meets colder arctic from the north, and often produces tornadoes...TA-DA...now you know.

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'Weather' describes short term atmospheric conditions (hours or days), while 'Climate' is the TyroneIrish 1:29am · 6/18/26
- Your refusal to answer such a simple elementary school level question is interesting. Eli 1:35am · 6/18/26
  - Tornadoes typically last for "Hours', while Hurricanes can last for "Days"...both are TyroneIrish 2:53am · 6/18/26
    - "If you've got a stronger body of physics experts that disagree with them, please share" MarkHarman 11:40am · 6/18/26
      - We’re been through this before…both of them accept the physics of CC…they just differ on TyroneIrish 12:01pm · 6/18/26

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