》This “total” temperature can also be described as a sum of temperatures on coarse (large) scales, temperatures on finer scales, even finer scales, etc. On large scales we see the well-known climate changes. Albert Sneppen’s study documents that the temperature differences become stronger on small scales (credit: Albert Sneppen).

》In other words, climate change makes the differences in temperature grow locally — and with large temperature differences come even more extreme weather patterns.

Makes a lot of sense.