Science is gibberish to those ignorant of science.
Nobody posts any actual science on this thread. Do you think “how hot is the wildfire?“ or “you can roast marshmallows in California wildfires” is science? Be off with you.
Los Angeles to host the 2028 Olympics if we survive the climate apocalypse.
You squirm and wiggle lie a frog held by a leg.
Off the top of my head Finite Elements. Applied to the atmosphere and oceans the voluntee is broken up into small volumes, the process is called meshing. Each finite volume is assigned parameters like mass, specific heat, and thermal conduction coefficients.
From the mesh a system of partial differential equations are developed. It is then a matter of solving PDEs with boundary conditions.
With me so far?
The method is commonly used to model electromagnetics and heat transfer.
As to modeling weather and climate, climate and weather are chaotic. This means that at any small volume in the environment deterministic laws apply, but initial conditions on a large scale can not be kinsmen exactly. As a result simulations diverge over time.
So as stime passes the models get more accurate as more data is available.
Note that the European and American hurricane models do not exactly agree,.
We can start with basics like heat, energy, thermal conduction, and thermal convection.....basics taught in any college level intro physics and thermodynamics class. Plenty of info online if you want to learn.
There is no point in posting science or Greek if you can not read science or Greek.
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