Meteorology expert Prof. Dr. Orhan Sen, Giresunoccurring in cell Evaluating his disaster, he said:
“The precipitation seen in this region during these months is in line with the seasonal norms of the rainfall type. The severity of precipitation has also become a seasonal norm. It is not correct to explain these precipitation in terms of ‘climate change’. At that time, local governments use this as an excuse, trying to get out of the business by saying ‘The climate has changed, it has become like this’. Opening of the creek sides for development is ignored.
SEA WATER WAS VERY WARMED
We have been following the rains in this region for 3-4 days. We saw that the sea water temperature was 25 degrees. We could see that this situation was a risk. The General Directorate of Meteorology saw this risk and made the necessary warnings. This cannot be attributed to climate change. In this region, 12-13 kilometers thick CB (Charlie Brownso-called clouds formed. These clouds first form over the sea and then move towards the land. As a result, 139 kilograms of precipitation fell per square meter. But why did it turn into a disaster? This is important. There is a humanitarian responsibility in turning it into a disaster. The main problem is the construction on the streams. There are streams in this region. Mountain behind them. The water in these streams takes both the flow rate and the flow power of the rainfall falling on the mountains behind. If you settle in the stream bed or the waterway, that flood will definitely hit there. It’s no wonder. “
Killer CLOUDS
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These clouds, called ‘Cumulonimbus’ in meteorology, are also called ‘Killer Clouds’. It is defined as ‘CB-Charlie Brown’ in aviation terminology. These are what pilots find most dangerous and always avoid cloud sets.
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