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Originally Posted by redpoint5
Spitballing here, but since global warming mostly raises low temperatures and has less impact on high temps, it would suggest low/high temperatures would narrow somewhat. Tornados and Hurricanes are created by low temperature and high temperature air rushing towards each other. If these differences in temperature were lessened, it seems the implication would be less frequent or less severe events.
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The reporting I'm experiencing report global high temps increasing, as well as overnight low temperatures.
Polar regions are warming twice as fast as the rest of the globe.
In 2020, the Arctic set an all-time record heat wave.
And the most important aspect of the warming has to do latent heat. It's the increased water vapor which is feeding the rapidly-intensifying storms, and the heat-index is what's killing people right now.
Sure, there will be variable regional distributions of heat and moisture, but globally, the writing's on the wall.