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I wonder why no one seems to inquire about possible causality between China's (and, to some extent, India's) gargantuan air pollution and the occurrence of The RRR? Masses of China's heavily polluted air do not vanish and have a tendency to move North-East towards North America [1]. Whether they impact N-E Pacific water temperatures and air pressures there (I would assume so, taking into account kilotons of pollutants fuming from China factories' stacks) or not is an open (or so it seems) question that those with some cognitive curiosity might wish to answer. 172.88.206.28 (talk) 00:59, 21 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]
There's no original, reliable source used in this article
We went through this with landphoon and landcane some years back. This term originated with one person. Newspapers and blogs we've deemed usable for real time weather events, but not actual meteorological terms, certainly not after seven years. Those require dictionary definitions that are authoritative, such as from a national weather organization or a professional organization like the American Meteorological Society. This one lies in between; it has refereed articles supporting it but nothing more authoritative. Is that enough to keep the article? Currently its content is somewhat thin as well. I'm open to keeping the article if better sourcing can be used and it can be fleshed out some more. Otherwise, I propose we move the more relevant content to the atmospheric blocking article. Thegreatdr (talk) 00:02, 17 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]
