Most interesting article Wayne but I doubt whether Basillio would take the time to read it......He has probably screwed it up and tossed in the bin as sheer drivel....He is so brainwashed by the Greens that nothing and I mean nothing would ever change his mind on the misrepresentation of Global Warming.
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Most interesting article Wayne but I doubt whether Basillio would take the time to read it......He has probably screwed it up and tossed in the bin as sheer drivel....He is so brainwashed by the Greens that nothing and I mean nothing would ever change his mind on the misrepresentation of Global Warming.
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The records keep falling.
Climate: Last month was hottest June on record, scientists say
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-07-20/hottest-june-in-modern-times-scientists-say/7643240
Of course it's Lefty conspiracy rubbish, right ?
Climate: Last month was hottest June on record, scientists say
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-07-20/hottest-june-in-modern-times-scientists-say/7643240
Of course it's Lefty conspiracy rubbish, right ?
Yes I agree with you..I am pleased you have seen the light.
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More records have already fallen this Month as well , Canberra has just had it's warmest night on record.
Here in Hobart it has been more like Spring than Winter , our nights are breaking a 121 year record so far.
The daytime temps ( despite one massive cold front ) have been well over average and as I said it really has been Spring Weather already. Consistent 17 degree days in the middle of Winter in Hobart are not what we want , it will mean another bush fire season starting in October or earlier.
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Yeah, great paper. Fascinating.
I like this site for checking potential flood risk due to rising sea levels and/or king tides in the future, in case one is interested in low lying property.
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More records have already fallen this Month as well , Canberra has just had it's warmest night on record.
Here in Hobart it has been more like Spring than Winter , our nights are breaking a 121 year record so far.
The daytime temps ( despite one massive cold front ) have been well over average and as I said it really has been Spring Weather already. Consistent 17 degree days in the middle of Winter in Hobart are not what we want , it will mean another bush fire season starting in October or earlier.
Townsville had it's lowest maximum temperature on record at 15.2 c last Thursday.
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Yes, we are getting increased cold and warm snaps. The weather is becoming very volatile.
With the increasing temperatures in the polar regeons we are seeing the colder conditions being spread towards the centre and heat back to the poles. What I call displacement. References to this situation are very many and complex. Having studied the subject very close for a long time I have have simplifidied it.
I am afraid you have a lot more study to do as you are out of touch with reality.
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It is what is happening noco, if you open up your window you can even see it.
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Ah yes, similar approach to derivative analysis as well...
Yep, it is a close analogy, the derivative has its value on hot air but in this case the hot air is moving (displacement) the cold air, which unlike the derivative, does have physical substance).
In fact Godfrey Bloom had a bit to say overnight in the European Parliament on how crooked its all getting, but the ones being sent to gaol when it blows up are in fact the taxpayers.
According to scientists the Antarctic is cooling....Well what do you know about that.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/new...s/news-story/b69b61d71286ae3668301baa33ab0eb1
The Antarctic Peninsula, regarded as a “global warming hot spot”, has been cooling for almost 20 years.
Natural variability was responsible both for the decades-long warming since the 1950s and more recent cooling, according to research published today in Nature.
The research, led by John Turner from the British Antarctic Survey, said while the start of Antarctic Peninsula cooling in 1998 had coincided with the so-called “global warming hiatus”, the two were not connected.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/new...s/news-story/b69b61d71286ae3668301baa33ab0eb1
The Antarctic Peninsula, regarded as a “global warming hot spot”, has been cooling for almost 20 years.
Natural variability was responsible both for the decades-long warming since the 1950s and more recent cooling, according to research published today in Nature.
The research, led by John Turner from the British Antarctic Survey, said while the start of Antarctic Peninsula cooling in 1998 had coincided with the so-called “global warming hiatus”, the two were not connected.
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Pot ... Kettle ... Black ...
Still waiting for an answer to the Q's I have posed basilio ...
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Just need to clarify that a bit noco ...
http://www.nature.com/nature/journa...2&spJobID=962855827&spReportId=OTYyODU1ODI3S0
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Congratulations TS !! Well done.
You have just discovered that local climate changes can happen that go against overall global warming. That is certainly what the research paper says.
In no way does it resile from the facts of overall warming and the impact this will have on ice shelfs in the Antarctic. But it was interesting to note that The Australians reporting of the paper never acknowledged the fact that local variability was the key the cooling. No surprise there.
https://www.bas.ac.uk/data/our-data/publication/the-antarctic-peninsulas-retreating-ice-shelves/
You have just discovered that local climate changes can happen that go against overall global warming. That is certainly what the research paper says.
In no way does it resile from the facts of overall warming and the impact this will have on ice shelfs in the Antarctic. But it was interesting to note that The Australians reporting of the paper never acknowledged the fact that local variability was the key the cooling. No surprise there.
https://www.bas.ac.uk/data/our-data/publication/the-antarctic-peninsulas-retreating-ice-shelves/
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TS, I wonder if The Australian will cover this event in it's discussion on Global Warming
http://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/20...st-june-ever-recorded/?utm_hp_ref=au-homepage
(And the relevance of dead fish to current record temperatures around the globe ??? Really ? )
Earth Just Experienced The Hottest June Ever Recorded
This marks the 14th consecutive month of record-breaking global temperatures.
20/07/2016 4:24 PM AEST | Updated 9 hours ago
Dominique Mosbergen
Last month was the hottest June ever recorded, according to both NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). This marks the 14th month in a row that global heat records have been broken. It’s the longest streak of record-breaking temperatures since reporting began in 1880.
Global average temperatures in June were 0.9 degrees Celsius hotter than the average for the 20th century. These temps broke the previous record, set last year, by 0.02 degrees Celsius.
.....The scorching temperatures of the past several months were partly fueled by this year’s powerful El Niño. However, these effects have been fading in strength, clearly revealing the impact of global warming.
“While the El Niño event in the tropical Pacific this winter gave a boost to global temperatures from October onwards, it is the underlying trend which is producing these record numbers,” Schmidt said in a statement this week.
NASA noted that rising global temperatures were further exacerbated by extreme regional warming in the Arctic.
“It has been a record year so far for global temperatures, but the record high temperatures in the Arctic over the past six months have been even more extreme,” Walt Meier, a sea ice scientist at the agency, said. “This warmth as well as unusual weather patterns have led to the record low sea ice extents so far this year.”
http://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/20...st-june-ever-recorded/?utm_hp_ref=au-homepage
(And the relevance of dead fish to current record temperatures around the globe ??? Really ? )
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Just the FACTS basilio .. that is all I deal in and not some HYSTERICAL RELIGIOUS FERVOUR bordering on MANIA.
ZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz still waiting ...
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Get some perspective basilio ...
June 2016 was 1.62 °F hotter than the average global land and ocean ... blah blah blah in the last 130 years blah blah blah .. HYSTERIA MANIA .. blah blah blah ... tortured data with "averaging" blah blah blah ... don't have gauges in certain areas so we guess .. blah blah blah.
Why aren't the poles melting at record rates like in the link you posted with the 150,000 years of sea level etc?
You know the one where over 100 years the ocean rose 12mm per annum? Must have been pertty hot back then but the data don't count as it is more than 130 years ago and does not fit our modelling.
You claimed the salmon were dying from global warming ... I did some research on the subject matter at hand ... the salmon were dying from a gill disease from fertiliser run off into the streams and rivers. That is the relevance basilio ... FACTS and not HYSTERIA.
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Right TS.... So those facts about record global temperatures and soaring Arctic temperatures and so on are what ... exactly ????
