Climate Change - Thermohaline Collapse
2024-01-14T19:27:45+00:00
This meme is a humorous take on the concept of the "polar vortex" in weather forecasting. The text reads: "Your periodic reminder that less ice at the Arctic is consistent with a weaker jet stream that allows cold air to drift into the Great Plains. The frigid temps you're experiencing because of a warming planet, not in spite of it." The meme is accompanied by two images, one showing a stable polar vortex and the other a wavy one, with arrows and labels explaining the differences between the two.
Climate Change - Thermohaline Collapse
2023-08-14T01:48:55+00:00
The meme is a visual representation of the Earth's climate patterns, specifically the global circulation of air. The image shows the Earth's surface with various climate zones and circulation patterns, including the Hadley and Rossby circulation, which are responsible for the global climate patterns. The text "Hadley and Rossby" is likely to appear in the image, indicating the importance of these circulation patterns in understanding the Earth's climate.
Climate Change - Thermohaline Collapse
2023-08-14T01:47:56+00:00
The meme is an image of a globe with various weather patterns labeled, including the "Polar Cell", "Tropics of Cancer", and "Tropics of Capricorn". The image is likely referencing the concept of global circulation patterns, with the labels indicating the movement of air masses and the resulting weather patterns. The text "In the Tropics of Cancer, the air is hot and dry, in the Tropics of Capricorn, the air is cool and moist" is likely a humorous or ironic commentary on the weather patterns.
Climate Change - Thermohaline Collapse
2023-08-14T01:42:16+00:00
This meme is an image of a satellite image of Hurricane Irma's storm system, with a red circle highlighting the storm's center. The image is captioned "The calm before the storm".