Have you looked at the North Pole lately?

[moose eater]

I think that tracks with what I(and many others) are seeing, more extremes
warmer but nature won't give you a free ride, warm snap/cold snap and less moderate temps
not to mention extreme precipitation events, or lack thereof, northeast is getting into drought heading into December - wtf?

Still happening. A few mornings ago we were -30 f. on the front porch mercury and glass thermometer, and then the last day and a half we've had what even NOAA often refers to as 'frizzle', which is misting rain or slightly larger drops sometimes, occurring even when the air temps are well below freezing temps, often/sometimes between anywhere from 0 f to +25 f, encasing the vehicles in stippled tiny ice crystals and sometimes making driving a motherfucker by glazing the roads.

And not relative to what I once assumed, which was warmer upper atmosphere. More of some weird chemistry at play.

We've seen 80- and 90-degree temperature shifts in as little as 24 hours years ago, when we might bounce from a period of minus 50 f. (-50 f) and get a Chinook wind from the southern coast up over the Alaska Range, and bounce us up to over +30 f. in very short order, at which point we'd be acclimated to the preceding cold and put on t-shirts and be outside grilling and shit.

But this more recent stuff is a lot like this last summer, an unpredictable rollercoaster ride.

 

[Eltitoguay]

I think that tracks with what I(and many others) are seeing, more extremes
warmer but nature won't give you a free ride, warm snap/cold snap and less moderate temps
not to mention extreme precipitation events, or lack thereof, northeast is getting into drought heading into December - wtf?

The fact is that believing that climate change was little more than being able to grow haze outdoors in Alaska and avocados in Iceland is a childish vision that even part of our political class and its public have.
The initial phase of climate change, where the gradual rise in temperatures was the most observable (that was the still reversible phase), has already passed.

We are already in the next phase, which is irreversible (now it is about adapting to the new situation and trying not to get worse): we have added so much energy to the atmosphere, that now the great disasters begin, with all the possible meteorological phenomena much more energetic and destructive.

The next phase could be the total alteration of the large ocean currents, and even changes in the movement and axis of the earth due to the movement and redistribution of the oceanic water mass.

 

[nepalnt21]

well, my house will prolly get blown over or float away, but maybe the global economic impact will finally give conservatives the kick in the pants they need to help us save ourselves from extinction! oh, who am i kidding? it's all planned: musk and bezos will live together in harmony on a permaculture barge in l.o.o. while zuckerberg'll hide in his hidey hole in hawaii. humanity will be fine!

as long as they can engineer a way to have babies with eachother

 

[buzzmobile]

Magnetic North Pole is moving and changing faster than ever, surprising scientists

Discover how the magnetic North Pole's rapid shift toward Russia impacts navigation and reveals Earth's dynamic core.

www.earth.com

 

[armedoldhippy]

The next phase could be the total alteration of the large ocean currents,

scientist tell us already that the Gulf Stream is slowing. this is NOT a "good thing"...

 

[Eltitoguay]

Magnetic North Pole is moving and changing faster than ever, surprising scientists

Discover how the magnetic North Pole's rapid shift toward Russia impacts navigation and reveals Earth's dynamic core.

www.earth.com

But I think that specifically, it is not due to climate change, although human activity may have an influence.
I was referring to alterations in the axis and movement of the planet:

How climate change is changing the Earth's axis of rotation:​

Cómo el cambio climático está modificando el eje de rotación de la Tierra - BBC News Mundo

Un grupo de científicos acaba de descubrir que el potencial devastador que la acción humana está teniendo sobre Tierra afecta también la forma en la que funciona el propio eje del planeta.

www.bbc.com

Earth Sciences​

The melting of the poles modifies the speed at which the Earth rotates :​

El derretimiento de los polos modifica la velocidad a la cual gira la Tierra

El calentamiento global acelerado por la actividad humana ya impacta en la forma en que medimos el tiempo

www.levante-emv.com

PHYSICS

Melting ice is slowing down the Earth's rotation :​

El deshielo climático está frenando la rotación de la Tierra

La alteración afectará a la sincronía entre el tiempo astronómico y el marcado por los relojes atómicos

elpais.com

If all the ice on Earth melted and flowed into the ocean, what would happen to the planet's rotation? :​

Si todo el hielo de la Tierra se derrite y fluye hacia el océano, ¿qué sucedería con la rotación del planeta? - NASA Ciencia

La Tierra gira sobre su eje una vez al día, pero no lo hace de manera uniforme. En cambio, la tasa de rotación varía hasta en un milisegundo por día. Al igual que cuando alguien patina sobre hielo y gira, y su velocidad de rotación aumenta a medida que sus brazos se acercan a su […]

ciencia.nasa.gov

 

[Eltitoguay]

scientist tell us already that the Gulf Stream is slowing. this is NOT a "good thing"...

The Atlantic Ocean is heading toward a tipping point that could trigger extreme climate change within decades.​

What will happen if the Atlantic current stops? :​

El océano Atlántico se dirige a un punto de inflexión que puede desencadenar un cambio climático extremo en cuestión de décadas

Los científicos comprenden ahora mejor los riesgos que se avecinan y disponen de una nueva señal de alerta temprana a la que prestar atención.

theconversation.com

¿Qué pasará si la corriente del Atlántico se detiene?

Un nuevo estudio descubre una señal de alerta temprana basada en la física que puede alertar al mundo cuando la circulación del océano Atlántico se acerque a su punto de inflexión.

www.nationalgeographic.com.es

The Gulf Stream could collapse at 'any moment': what would be the consequences?​

The ocean current system that regulates the planet's temperature could collapse by 2025-2030 due to climate change, scientists have concluded.
A new prediction from scientists at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark warns that the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation is close to a tipping point that would severely disrupt the climate . Experts warn that critical ocean currents, which transport heat, cold and precipitation between the tropics and the far reaches of the Atlantic region, could completely collapse sometime after 2025 if greenhouse gas emissions continue at their current rate.

La Corriente del Golfo podría colapsar en 'cualquier momento': ¿cuáles serían las consecuencias?

El sistema de corrientes del océano, que regula la temperatura del planeta, podría colapsar en 2025-2030 a causa del cambio climático, concluyen los científicos.

www.muyinteresante.com

The Gulf Stream: The Most Foretold Catastrophe :​

La corriente del golfo: la catástrofe más anunciada

Estos últimos meses se repiten en la prensa española e internacional artículos sobre la creciente ola de catástrofes ambientales, de carácter local, pero que en conjunto evidencian que el cambio climático global ya se está produciendo. Una de estas evidencias es que la Corriente del Golfo (o, en...

www.eldiario.es