Comments by "Markus Müller" (@markusmuller6173) on "France's dried up Loire river: A disaster for the regional ecosystem | DW News" video.

  1. That's nothing compared to the day more and more ocean currents change direction...
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  2. That's nothing compared to the day more and more ocean currents change direction...
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  3.  @quantuman100  Thank you very much for presenting your point of view, but I confirm your forecasts only to a very limited extent. The most reliable weather forecast models have been improved over decades by measured empirical values. Nevertheless, as far as I know, we are currently only able to produce a reliable weather forecast for an average of three days. In my opinion, once the big changes begin, nothing will remain as usual.
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  4.  @quantuman100  PS: "As soon as five chambers of the Titanic are full, it goes down. - The Design Engineer."
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  5.  @quantuman100  Anyone who has at least a little idea of modeling should also be aware of the importance of the assumed framework conditions, such as the expectable surface temperature of sea areas. But how do the current long-term weather models take into account a possible change in ocean current drive when there is a drastic change of so far existing salt gradients and temperature gradients?!?
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  6.  @quantuman100  The small land area of the Sahara is "nothing" compared to the surface of our oceans! Atmospheric energy-rich currents are fed from many different sources of heat and water vapor. And temperature gradients will continue to exist (even without our ice cap buffer) in the world's oceans, coresponsible for the sea currents. So I'll repeat what interests me: Who has already dared to make a long-term forecast for the development of the surface temperatures of our oceans and their influence on our atmosphere?
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  7.  @quantuman100  With higher global temperatures (which we can already clearly measure), much more water vapor is to be expected in our atmosphere. Where will cloud formation, shadowing and low temperatures with heavy precipitation predominantly occur? Which areas of land are likely to experience more severe flooding and landslides, and which areas of land will develop into furnaces?!? Anyone who claims to be able to reliably forecast such serious changes today is, in my opinion, nothing more than a charlatan!
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  8. That's nothing compared to the day more and more ocean currents change direction...
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