If the major Atlantic sea currents get disrupted as badly as it seems they might, we’ll more likely end up freezing our asses off in truly arctic climates.
Focus on the increasing whiplash, not the changing averages.
Consider two identical regional climates that have the same average parameter. These two climates can have very different tendencies toward rapid extremes, one could feature much larger magnitude swings and the other could be a much more mild climate in comparison and on paper they might have the same average.
If the major Atlantic sea currents get disrupted as badly as it seems they might, we’ll more likely end up freezing our asses off in truly arctic climates.
Focus on the increasing whiplash, not the changing averages.
Consider two identical regional climates that have the same average parameter. These two climates can have very different tendencies toward rapid extremes, one could feature much larger magnitude swings and the other could be a much more mild climate in comparison and on paper they might have the same average.
But 40 degrees in Stockholm in summer.