If the computer models differ this much for a singular, local event over a short period of a few days, how can I believe the models regarding climate change for the entire earth for 50 years from now?
Monday, August 28, 2017
One Lesson From Hurricane Harvey
I was paying close attention to Hurricane Harvey this past weekend, trying to determine if it’s long reach will make it anywhere near my location. I check with AccuWeather and this is what I get:
If the computer models differ this much for a singular, local event over a short period of a few days, how can I believe the models regarding climate change for the entire earth for 50 years from now?
If the computer models differ this much for a singular, local event over a short period of a few days, how can I believe the models regarding climate change for the entire earth for 50 years from now?
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