La Nia and climate degree of contact

Studies have shown that the 2022 anomalous climate change is different from previous La Nia phenomena. Using the data of the maximum temperature, minimum temperature and temperature difference from 2020 to March 2021 in Hong Kong, the grey model was used to compare the maximum and minimum temperature values in 2022 with the actual values and found that the values were close. The La Nia phenomenon occurred in March 2022, concluding that La Nia is not a major contributor to climate change in Hong Kong. Climate change in Hong Kong is also linked to typhoons, increased carbon dioxide levels in the air, ocean temperatures and other factors. The study concluded that the main cause of the extreme weather in Hong Kong in 2022 was not the occurrence of La Nia, but a combination of factors such as cumulative carbon dioxide emissions, human activities, the altitude of the Tibetan Plateau, and typhoons.