Comment huh? (Score 4, Interesting) 68
So in 2023 in April the burnt area was 50% higher than 2012-2022 average.
Then came floods and burnt area went down,
This kind of whiplash weather... scorching heat waves breaking records, and heavy rains breaking records is exactly what the papers on climate change predict.
Records were broken in 1920s and the 19th century too. you can look at the the data. But what we see is records being broken every year or every alternate year. That has never happened before in the last 200 years or so (or even before looking at ice core data, though that data is limited)