An active tropical Pacific with currently EIGHT systems spinning is transferring tropical energy into the North Pacific/North Atlantic jet stream and in turn we’ve seen significant cooling in our northern oceans and continents as a result.
Eight Tropical #Cyclones At Once in the North Pacific Ocean For First Time Since 1974 https://t.co/l3G244tlmM pic.twitter.com/Bd02KS9Xv4
— Weather Underground (@wunderground) July 24, 2017
https://twitter.com/MetmanJames/status/889856800987787264
Check out just how much the northern Pacific and Atlantic has cooled thanks to enhanced jet/cyclone activity in response to heat energy lifting north out of the Tropical Pacific.
Credit: Tropical Tidbits
The push of modifying oceanic air has helped cool the continents. Yesterday’s 2m temperature anomaly chart shows the effect of onshore winds blowing off a cool ocean.
Credit: Michael Ventrice
Note the similarity in both northern Pacific and Atlantic SSTA now.
Credit: Tropical Tidbits
Coincidence or no coincidence, the global temperature has taken a dip.
Via Stuart Markham
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