Japan Reports the Hottest March in recorded history!

[ScienceRocks]

The monthly anomaly of the global average surface temperature in March 2016 (i.e. the average of the near-surface air temperature over land and the SST) was +0.62°C above the 1981-2010 average (+1.07°C above the 20th century average), and was the warmest since 1891. On a longer time scale, global average surface temperatures have risen at a rate of about 0.85°C per century.


Global Average Surface Temperature Anomalies

Five Warmest Years (Anomalies)
1st. 2016 (+0.62°C), 2nd. 2015 (+0.31°C), 3rd. 2010 (+0.28°C), 4th. 2002 (+0.26°C), 5th. 1990 (+0.25°C)

 

[ScienceRocks]

Too Close to Dangerous Climate Thresholds — Japan Meteorological Agency Shows First Three Months of 2016 Were About 1.5 C Above the IPCC Preindustrial Baseline

We should take a moment to appreciate how hot it’s actually been so far in 2016. To think about what it means to be in a world that’s already so damn hot. To think about how far behind the 8 ball we are on responses to human forced climate change. And to consider how urgent it is to swiftly stop burning coal, oil and gas. To stop adding more fuel to an already raging global fire.

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Global policy makers, scientists, and many environmentalists have identified an annual average of 1.5 degrees Celsius above preindustrial marks as a level of heat we should try to avoid. The Paris Climate Summit made a verbal pledge to at least attempt to steer clear of such extreme high temperature ranges. But even the strongest emissions reduction commitments from the nations of the world now do not line up with that pledge. And it’s questionable that they ever could given the massive amount of greenhouse gas overburden that has already accumulated and is already rapidly heating the world’s airs, waters, ice, and carbon stores.

Current emission reduction pledges, though significant when taking into context the size and potential for growth of all of carbon-spewing industry, don’t even come close to the stated 1.5 C goal. Under our presently accepted understanding of climate sensitivity, and barring any response from the global carbon stores unforeseen by mainstream science, pledged reductions in fossil fuel use by the nations of the world under Paris would limit warming to around 3 C by the end of this Century. Rates of carbon emission reduction would necessarily have to significantly speed up beyond the pledged Paris NDC goals in order to hit below 3 C by 2100 — much less avoid 2 C.

As for 1.5 C above preindustrial averages — it already appears that this year, 2016, will see temperatures uncomfortably close to a level that mainstream scientists have identified as dangerous.

(Japan’s Meteorological Agency shows that March of 2016 remained at global temperature levels above 1.5 C higher than the preindustrial baseline.)

The most recent warning came as the Japan Meteorological Agency today posted its March temperature values. In the measure, we again see a major jump in readings with the new March measure hitting a record of 1.07 C above the 20th Century average or about 1.55 C above temperatures last seen during the early 1890s. These temperatures compare to approximate 1.52 C above 1890s temperatures recorded by the same agency during February and a 1.35 C positive departure above 1890s levels during January. Averaging all these rough anomaly figures together, we find that the first three months of 2016 were about 1.47 C above the 1890s, or near 1.52 C above the IPCC 1850 to 1900 preindustrial baseline.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Junk science

 

[anotherlife]

Japan reports the hottest women in decades? Good. The hotter the less coat on them.

 

[jc456]

I'm sorry, but what is the purpose of this thread?

 

[jc456]

Junk science

Nope!

You just have a 'junk' brain, StupIdidiotLoser.

so what's the point of the thread? So what?

 

[anotherlife]

Hotness is the purpose of this thread. The more you read it on your treadmill, the hotter you get from it.

 

[jc456]

Hotness is the purpose of this thread. The more you read it on your treadmill, the hotter you get from it.

I'd think so, but who cares?

 

[anotherlife]

Hotness is the purpose of this thread. The more you read it on your treadmill, the hotter you get from it.

I'd think so, but who cares?

Caring is sharing. ... Or was it sharing is caring? I can't remember. But I guess the hotter they are the more shareable they get.

 

[jc456]

Hotness is the purpose of this thread. The more you read it on your treadmill, the hotter you get from it.

I'd think so, but who cares?

Caring is sharing. ... Or was it sharing is caring? I can't remember. But I guess the hotter they are the more shareable they get.

I'm good withamyself.

 

[anotherlife]

Junk science

Hey SassyIrishLass, shouldn't you be happy about this? Compare the price of a winter coat to a bikini.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Junk science

Hey SassyIrishLass, shouldn't you be happy about this? Compare the price of a winter coat to a bikini.

Meh, give it some time and it will be debunked like the other garbage they've tried to pawn off. All these doomsday predictions....and none of them playing out

 

[jc456]

Junk science

Hey SassyIrishLass, shouldn't you be happy about this? Compare the price of a winter coat to a bikini.

Meh, give it some time and it will be debunked like the other garbage they've tried to pawn off. All these doomsday predictions....and none of them playing out

I just don't understand the meaning behind it. So what, it's warm. Wow it is starting to get warm here finally too. That's a fking good thing in my book. Matt is just a bit off kilter.

 

[anotherlife]

Junk science

Hey SassyIrishLass, shouldn't you be happy about this? Compare the price of a winter coat to a bikini.

Meh, give it some time and it will be debunked like the other garbage they've tried to pawn off. All these doomsday predictions....and none of them playing out

They need to keep their teaching tenures somehow.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Junk science

Hey SassyIrishLass, shouldn't you be happy about this? Compare the price of a winter coat to a bikini.

Meh, give it some time and it will be debunked like the other garbage they've tried to pawn off. All these doomsday predictions....and none of them playing out

They need to keep their teaching tenures somehow.

And the grant money

 

[jc456]

Junk science

Hey SassyIrishLass, shouldn't you be happy about this? Compare the price of a winter coat to a bikini.

Meh, give it some time and it will be debunked like the other garbage they've tried to pawn off. All these doomsday predictions....and none of them playing out

They need to keep their teaching tenures somehow.

And the grant money

did they check with grant's family?

 

[Weatherman2020]

The monthly anomaly of the global average surface temperature in March 2016 (i.e. the average of the near-surface air temperature over land and the SST) was +0.62°C above the 1981-2010 average (+1.07°C above the 20th century average), and was the warmest since 1891. On a longer time scale, global average surface temperatures have risen at a rate of about 0.85°C per century.


Global Average Surface Temperature Anomalies

Five Warmest Years (Anomalies)
1st. 2016 (+0.62°C), 2nd. 2015 (+0.31°C), 3rd. 2010 (+0.28°C), 4th. 2002 (+0.26°C), 5th. 1990 (+0.25°C)

Great news! Almost all temperature related deaths are due to excessive cold, this will save millions of lives.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

The monthly anomaly of the global average surface temperature in March 2016 (i.e. the average of the near-surface air temperature over land and the SST) was +0.62°C above the 1981-2010 average (+1.07°C above the 20th century average), and was the warmest since 1891. On a longer time scale, global average surface temperatures have risen at a rate of about 0.85°C per century.


Global Average Surface Temperature Anomalies

Five Warmest Years (Anomalies)
1st. 2016 (+0.62°C), 2nd. 2015 (+0.31°C), 3rd. 2010 (+0.28°C), 4th. 2002 (+0.26°C), 5th. 1990 (+0.25°C)

Great news! Almost all temperature related deaths are due to excessive cold, this will save millions of lives.

 

[RollingThunder]

Too Close to Dangerous Climate Thresholds — Japan Meteorological Agency Shows First Three Months of 2016 Were About 1.5 C Above the IPCC Preindustrial Baseline

We should take a moment to appreciate how hot it’s actually been so far in 2016. To think about what it means to be in a world that’s already so damn hot. To think about how far behind the 8 ball we are on responses to human forced climate change. And to consider how urgent it is to swiftly stop burning coal, oil and gas. To stop adding more fuel to an already raging global fire.

******

Global policy makers, scientists, and many environmentalists have identified an annual average of 1.5 degrees Celsius above preindustrial marks as a level of heat we should try to avoid. The Paris Climate Summit made a verbal pledge to at least attempt to steer clear of such extreme high temperature ranges. But even the strongest emissions reduction commitments from the nations of the world now do not line up with that pledge. And it’s questionable that they ever could given the massive amount of greenhouse gas overburden that has already accumulated and is already rapidly heating the world’s airs, waters, ice, and carbon stores.

Current emission reduction pledges, though significant when taking into context the size and potential for growth of all of carbon-spewing industry, don’t even come close to the stated 1.5 C goal. Under our presently accepted understanding of climate sensitivity, and barring any response from the global carbon stores unforeseen by mainstream science, pledged reductions in fossil fuel use by the nations of the world under Paris would limit warming to around 3 C by the end of this Century. Rates of carbon emission reduction would necessarily have to significantly speed up beyond the pledged Paris NDC goals in order to hit below 3 C by 2100 — much less avoid 2 C.

As for 1.5 C above preindustrial averages — it already appears that this year, 2016, will see temperatures uncomfortably close to a level that mainstream scientists have identified as dangerous.

(Japan’s Meteorological Agency shows that March of 2016 remained at global temperature levels above 1.5 C higher than the preindustrial baseline.)

The most recent warning came as the Japan Meteorological Agency today posted its March temperature values. In the measure, we again see a major jump in readings with the new March measure hitting a record of 1.07 C above the 20th Century average or about 1.55 C above temperatures last seen during the early 1890s. These temperatures compare to approximate 1.52 C above 1890s temperatures recorded by the same agency during February and a 1.35 C positive departure above 1890s levels during January. Averaging all these rough anomaly figures together, we find that the first three months of 2016 were about 1.47 C above the 1890s, or near 1.52 C above the IPCC 1850 to 1900 preindustrial baseline.

The records being broken at this point in time extend even farther than that, and strongly indicate that global temperatures are rising even faster than climate scientists had predicted, and the rate of increase is still accelerating.

With this new record hot March, the Earth's seven highest monthly temperature departures from average on record have all occurred in the past seven months. March 2016 also marks the 11th consecutive month that a monthly global temperature record has been broken, another new all time record in itself. March also marked the 375th consecutive month with temperatures higher than the twentieth century average, going back to December 1984, over 30 years. It was also the most any month has been above average in the 135-year instrumental temperature record.

Just more evidence that those who deny global warming are either insane retards, thoroughly duped by the fossil fuel industry's deceitful propaganda campaign, or else paid trolls, lying for the money, even when they know the garbage they push is bogus bullshit.

 

[ScienceRocks]

Junk science

You just don't like science that goes against your crock!!! There isn't a database on earth that disagrees...Japan has this thing called honor and have been known to kill themselves rather then be shamed.

So you're questioning their honor?