2013 Will Finish One Of The Ten Coldest Years In US History, With The Largest Drop In

http://scenarios.globalchange.gov/s...Regional_Scenario_Summary_20130517_banner.pdf

Temperature
• Average annual temperature in the Southwest has generally increased over the past 115 years. Daytime temperatures
resemble the mean temperature time series, while nighttime temperatures show a somewhat steadier increase.
• Temperature trends for the region are upward and statistically
significant (at the 95% confidence level) for each season, as well
as for the year as a whole.
• The length of the freeze-free season in the Southwest has
increased substantially and now averages about two weeks
longer than during the 1960s and 1970s, and a whole month
longer than in the early part of the 20th century.

Are they using the NCDC data that Hansen doctored?
 
http://blog.chron.com/sciguy/files/2013/03/Enso-global-temp-anomalies.png

November 2013 Warmest Month On Record? Average Global Temperature Was ?Highest? Since Records Began

Start planning your summer travel arrangements now, because according to data released Tuesday, Earth had its warmest November on record since 1891 – the year scientists began collecting temperature data.

The report, released by the National Climate Data Center, a branch of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, found that last month marked the 37th consecutive November with an average global temperature above the 20th-century average. It was also the 345th consecutive month with an average temperature higher than the 20th- century average.

The continental US comprises about 2% of the world's surface. For the globe, 2013 will place between #7 and #4 as the warmest year on record. All ten of the warmest years on record have been since 1998. But fools like you flap-yap about a cooling trend.

The NCDC is notorious for "homogenizing" or doctoring (in plain English) it's data. The evidence has been posted here many times.
 
I guess if you like it cold this is good news. Personally I like it a bit warmer.

2013 Will Finish One Of The Ten Coldest Years In US History, With The Largest Drop In Temperature

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The top seven global warming alarmist setbacks in 2013

Read more: Seven global warming alarmist setbacks in 2013 | The Daily Caller

Is this the result of global warming, global cooling, or climate change?



could be any of them, the point is that man is not causing it, cannot change it, and cannot stop or reverse it.
 
I guess if you like it cold this is good news. Personally I like it a bit warmer.

2013 Will Finish One Of The Ten Coldest Years In US History, With The Largest Drop In Temperature

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The top seven global warming alarmist setbacks in 2013

Read more: Seven global warming alarmist setbacks in 2013 | The Daily Caller

Boy do they have some real liars over at Real Climate. Here is real data from real scientists;

Climate at a Glance | National Climatic Data Center (NCDC)

Talk about liars and fake data.
 
The Daily Callier?

2013 Will Finish One Of The Ten Coldest Years In US History, With The Largest Drop In

No, it won't.
 
The bullshit propaganda from the climate zealots is out of whack with the satellite measurements lately..Seems like the kids dont know that the cookie jar is being watched from space 24 hours a day.

And its just hysterical when mom shows them the evidence of their theatrical lying stories..
 
It has been 17 straight years without any "globull warming".

Yet the climate alarmists still call people who disagree with them "Denyers"? Do these "scientists" own a dictionary? ......:rofl:
 
The bullshit propaganda from the climate zealots is out of whack with the satellite measurements lately..Seems like the kids dont know that the cookie jar is being watched from space 24 hours a day.

And its just hysterical when mom shows them the evidence of their theatrical lying stories..

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4Rwil9xiPA]Adorable little boy denies eating cake sprinkles - YouTube[/ame]
 
'Global Warming' has become a Political Ideology and a Religion for so many. The Earth warms, the Earth cools. That's the way it is, was, and always will be. All the hysterical fear mongering is unnecessary. We're only on this Earth for a brief moment. I would advise people to live life to the fullest. It really is a very short ride. Don't wast a minute of it on fearing Global Warming or any other possible apocalyptic catastrophes. It could all be over at any moment. So just live. Enjoy every minute of your brief time here on Planet Earth.
 
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The bullshit propaganda from the climate zealots is out of whack with the satellite measurements lately..Seems like the kids dont know that the cookie jar is being watched from space 24 hours a day.

And its just hysterical when mom shows them the evidence of their theatrical lying stories..

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4Rwil9xiPA]Adorable little boy denies eating cake sprinkles - YouTube[/ame]

It is EXACTLY like that.. The latest juvenile tactic is to run HUGE PRESS declaring some sort of phoney record ---- and then walk it back a couple months later when folks arent looking. They learned this from the govt agencies who do that all the time with employment and econ data. The revisions are always in the "bad direction" making it a 4 yr old with sprinkles on his face moment.
 
Geological cycles. Nothing more, nothing less. Its been happening for billions of years.

Dumb fuck. Geological cycles operate on geological time scales. But, since you mentioned the subject why don't we consult real geologists on the matter. First, the Geological Society of America;

The Geological Society of America - Position Statement on Climate Change


As a result, greenhouse gas concentrations, which can be influenced by human activities, and solar fluctuations are the principal remaining factors that could have changed rapidly enough and lasted long enough to explain the observed changes in global temperature. Although the 3rd (2001) IPCC report allowed that solar fluctuations might have contributed as much as 30% of the warming since 1850, subsequent observations of Sun-like stars (Foukal et al., 2004) and new simulations of the evolution of solar sources of irradiance variations (Wang et al., 2005) have reduced these estimates. The 4th (2007) IPCC report concluded that changes in solar irradiance, continuously measured by satellites since 1979, account for less than 10% of the last 150 years of warming. Throughout the era of satellite observation, during periods of strong warming, the data show little evidence of increased solar influence (Foster and Rahmstorf, 2011; Lean and Rind, 2008).

Greenhouse gases remain as the major explanation for the warming. Observations and climate model assessments of the natural and anthropogenic factors responsible for this warming conclude that rising anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases have been an increasingly important contributor since the mid-1800s and the major factor since the mid-1900s (Meehl et al., 2004). The CO2 concentration in the atmosphere is now ~30% higher than peak levels that have been measured in ice cores spanning 800,000 years of age, and the methane concentration is 2.5 times higher. About half of Earth’s warming has occurred through the basic heat-trapping effect of the gases in the absence of any feedback processes. This “clear-sky” response to climate is known with high certainty. The other half of the estimated warming results from the net effect of feedbacks in the climate system: a large positive feedback from water vapor; a smaller positive feedback from snow and ice albedo; a negative feedback from aerosols, and still uncertain,feedbacks from clouds. The vertical structure of observed changes in temperature and water vapor in the troposphere is consistent with the anthropogenic greenhouse-gas “fingerprint” simulated by climate models (Santer et al., 2008). Considered in isolation, the greenhouse-gas increases during the last 150 years would have caused a warming larger than that actually measured, but negative feedback from aerosols and possibly clouds has offset part of the warming. In addition, because the oceans take decades to centuries to respond fully to climatic forcing, the climate system has yet to register the full effect of gas increases in recent decades.

These advances in scientific understanding of recent warming form the basis for projections of future changes. If greenhouse-gas emissions follow predicted trajectories, by 2100 atmospheric CO2 concentrations will reach two to four times pre-industrial levels, for a total warming of 2 °C to 4.5 °C compared to 1850. This range of changes in greenhouse gas concentrations and temperature would substantially alter the functioning of the planet in many ways. The projected changes involve risk to humans and other species: (1) continued shrinking of Arctic sea ice with effects on native cultures and ice-dependent biota; (2) less snow accumulation and earlier melt in mountains, with reductions in spring and summer runoff for agricultural and municipal water; (3) disappearance of mountain glaciers and their late-summer runoff; (4) increased evaporation from farmland soils and stress on crops; (5) greater soil erosion due to increases in heavy convective summer rainfall; (6) longer fire seasons and increases in fire frequency; (7) severe insect outbreaks in vulnerable forests; (8) acidification of the global ocean; and (9) fundamental changes in the composition, functioning, and biodiversity of many terrestrial and marine ecosystems. In addition, melting of Greenland and West Antarctic ice (still highly uncertain as to amount), along with thermal expansion of seawater and melting of mountain glaciers and small ice caps, will cause substantial future sea-level rise, affecting densely populated coastal regions, inundating farmland and dislocating large populations. Because large, abrupt climatic changes occurred within spans of just decades during previous ice-sheet fluctuations, the possibility exists for rapid future changes as ice sheets become vulnerable to large greenhouse-gas increases. Finally, carbon-climate model simulations indicate that 10–20% of the anthropogenic CO2 “pulse” could stay in the atmosphere for thousands of years, extending the duration of fossil-fuel warming and its effects on humans and other species. The acidification of the global ocean and its effects on ocean life are projected to last for tens of thousands of years.
 
The American Geophyical Union;

AGU Statement on Climate Change | Climate Etc.

“Human activities are changing Earth’s climate. At the global level, atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping greenhouse gases have increased sharply since the Industrial Revolution. Fossil fuel burning dominates this increase. Human-caused increases in greenhouse gases are responsible for most of the observed global average surface warming of roughly 0.8°C (1.5°F) over the past 140 years. Because natural processes cannot quickly remove some of these gases (notably carbon dioxide) from the atmosphere, our past, present, and future emissions will influence the climate system for millennia.

Extensive, independent observations confirm the reality of global warming. These observations show large-scale increases in air and sea temperatures, sea level, and atmospheric water vapor; they document decreases in the extent of mountain glaciers, snow cover, permafrost, and Arctic sea ice. These changes are broadly consistent with long-understood physics and predictions of how the climate system is expected to respond to human-caused increases in greenhouse gases. The changes are inconsistent with explanations of climate change that rely on known natural influences.

Climate models predict that global temperatures will continue to rise, with the amount of warming primarily determined by the level of emissions. Higher emissions of greenhouse gases will lead to larger warming, and greater risks to society and ecosystems. Some additional warming is unavoidable due to past emissions.
 

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