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derty responded to your post which was only about weather, not climate.
Weather events will continue at either extreme, and your respective posts showed just that.
Climate hysteria is about warming and that implies a discernable trend.
I was presenting a rebuttal to Mr Wilde's initial contention. If he thinks the last 15 years provide evidence of cessation of warming, why is it that every one of those years is in the top 20 warmenst in the past century.
My Wiki table exluded last year, which was the second warmest in the past century, although for Australia it was the hottest since records began.
The table I posted amalgamated the temperature information across the globe and presented it as a single figure for the year.LMAO now. If the respondent post was about climate and not weather how is it that you can post a Wiki table is in regards to HEAT (in your case you are calling it climate) and mine was in response to COLD (weather?) is there a discernible difference? Good for the goose but not for the gander?
"Climate Hysteria is about warming" (your words) and you post a table from Wiki evidencing this to support your stance and I post a Wiki table evidencing that it has been the coldest winter in Boston for 114 years and in other parts of the world (UK coldest winter in 31 years) Ummmmmmmm I am confused now sneak'n ?
Could be a case of my Wiki table can beat up your Wiki table?
Let's see.However the idea of CO2 as a significant climate forcing agent is obviously not one such because the match between theory and reality becomes daily weaker.
I can table dozens of different long term charts and tables of the temperature record going back over 100 years - all showing an upward trend.Keep on punching sneak'n ! It is you who are cherry picking now when you are resting your case on this decade is "the hottest on record". The fact of the science is that it is backed up by leading institutes of climate recording who have produced a graph that definitley evidences that the temperature has dropped below the mean average and that the earth has cooled.
I can table dozens of different long term charts and tables of the temperature record going back over 100 years - all showing an upward trend.
I can table dozens of different long term charts and tables of the temperature record going back over 100 years - all showing an upward trend.
I would enjoy seeing the definitive charts from leading institutes that you refer to.
The heaviest snow yesterday hit northeastern Asia, which is suffering its worst winter weather for 60 years. More than 25 centimetres (10in) of snow covered Seoul, the South Korean capital ”” the heaviest fall since records began in 1937.
trainspotter
You said, "The fact of the science is that it is backed up by leading institutes of climate recording who have produced a graph that definitley evidences that the temperature has dropped below the mean average and that the earth has cooled."
Still waiting.
By the way, the Hadley Climate Research Unit, Goddard Institute for Space Studies, University of Alabama, and Remote Sensing Systems Inc do not provide surface temperature measurements as they are satellite-based and measure atmospheric temperature. Nevertheless, since inception of these measurements in 1979 all are now showing higher temperatures today, with a discernible rising trend using three-year averaged data.
Another dummy spitter?I can't be bothered anymore sneak'n. Ducking and diving and leading from one nitpicking argument to the other about "decades" and now "three-year averaged data" then requesting other ASFERs to "stop telling lies" has become both boring and tedious. If you look at the graph I posted from these Institutes you will see it clearly shows that the temperature has fallen to the equivalent of what is what it was in the 1930's. Nevertheless .... I bid you adieu on this matter and will let others far more clever than myself take up the challenge of doing battle with your meaningless ripostes.
Now I know the above relates to specific periods within a year, but I am curious to learn how the 1930s were as warm.April 15, 2010
The world’s combined global land and ocean surface temperature made last month the warmest March on record, according to NOAA. Taken separately, average ocean temperatures were the warmest for any March and the global land surface was the fourth warmest for any March on record. Additionally, the planet has seen the fourth warmest January – March period on record.
Read more at http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2010/20100415_marchstats.html
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