UHI Affects Global Weather – But Has No Impact On Local Thermometers

New research published in Nature Climate Change documented the amount of heat leaking out of major cities and how this heat adversely impacts global weather patterns.

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So UHI has a large impact on weather thousands of miles away, but Hansen says it has essentially no impact on local temperatures.

And TPeel wonders why we think they are completely FOS.

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4 Responses to UHI Affects Global Weather – But Has No Impact On Local Thermometers

  1. miked1947 says:

    Because they are completely FOS!
    There was research about UHI changing weather patterns some years back.
    UHI is really a misnomer as the Urban effect is more like a Bubble. I was able to observe this “Bubble” in So Nevada and when traveling to the Los Angeles region. It is very easy to see if you are above the layer that forms over the region. I experienced the Bubble expanding as Las Vegas population grew.
    The Urban Bubble affects the rain patterns, just like mountain ranges, they create rain shadows.

    • Sparks says:

      There is NO weather event linked to human population. UHI is not a population event. The majority of the human population live in poverty which have no effect on their local temperature.

    • Sparks says:

      Airports have urban heat island, it must be all the poor people booking flights and flying from one cardboard box to the next.

  2. gator69 says:

    UHI should be redefined as IHS, Infrastructure Heat Source, as structure as small as roads and parking lots can heat the surrounding air.

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