Sunsettommy
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Sounds like fake news to me. Yes, we can predict the weather using various models but there are simpler methods. Take an average temperature graph that spans 40 or 50 years or more and make a straight line projection. That gives us a pretty damn good idea of where things are going and it's not good.Isolated events are irrelevant. Yes, it's interesting to have a freak snow in summer in Turkey and a bad winter event in Australia but those are simply anomalies which have little effect on the trend. It is the long term trend of temperature rise, sea ice melting, and increasing greenhouse gases that are important. If there are enough weather events contrary to the trend, then the trend will change but till then, they are nothing but unusually weather events that prove nothing.You have completely diverged from my post about Cold and snow WEATHER events, to babble about Climate trends.
Your Red Herring is in full bloom.
You are indeed flopping around... with no coherent point to make.
Are you saying your post about odd snow and cold weather events such as snowfall in Turkey in summer was not meant to contradict long term trends of global warming? If not, what was your point?
You have no clue what fool you are here, since I already pointed that what I posted is about WEATHER events, which is NOT climate, which YOU keep harping on.
You have no idea what the IPCC says about it either which is why the many posted WEATHER events are relevant to the debate, and why skeptics post so many. To make of fool out of people like YOU who keeps getting disturbed by their existence.
You have yet to stop pushing your STUPID Red Herring bullcrap, when are you going to stop your deflecting dishonesty?
Sorry s0n but cant predict the future climate using computer models. Much concern in the science community these days that we are entering a mini-ice age that could last 70-100 years. But like the scientists predicting we'llvall be under water in 50 years, nobody really knows dick
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If you can draw a straight line you can determine where we're going. Models have to be used to come up with more precise numbers.
No link.
You have now completely left the WEATHER links I posted, also ignored this too because you have no idea what you are missing because YOU have no idea what the IPCC says about cold and snow in a warming world.
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"Since you make clear that you will ignore what the IPCC says about WEATHER events in their awesome prediction/projections silliness, you WILL fail utterly to comprehend why me and others bring up these numerous cold and snow WEATHER events in the first place."
You have no idea what you are missing on.