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That would mean that all models are bias. I don't disagree, there are warm bias in models but have you seen the SST'S regiom 1+2 lately? Torching. Also Bastardi thinks another El Nino is coming and is far from a warmist..
That would mean that all models are bias. I don't disagree, there are warm bias in models but have you seen the SST'S regiom 1+2 lately? Torching. Also Bastardi thinks another El Nino is coming and is far from a warmist..
(Coastal) El Niño in full scale in the northern and central coast of Peru: landslides and floodings everywhere, only comparable with the events of 1983 and 1998. Lots of roads and highways destroyed, over 150 bridges collapsed.
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(Coastal) El Niño in full scale in the northern and central coast of Peru: landslides and floodings everywhere, only comparable with the events of 1983 and 1998. Lots of roads and highways destroyed, over 150 bridges collapsed.
(Coastal) El Niño in full scale in the northern and central coast of Peru: landslides and floodings everywhere, only comparable with the events of 1983 and 1998. Lots of roads and highways destroyed, over 150 bridges collapsed.
What about 1972?
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While this, here on the east coast the drought keep on since 2010 at least.
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