Billy_Bob
Diamond Member
Figure 2
" So, according to NOAA, the chance that 2014 was the warmest on record was 48.0% and based on their table, the global surface temperature anomalies in 2014 appear in the range of “more unlikely than likely”.
Curiously, the NOAA omitted that all-important “more unlikely than likely” language from its main 2014 State of the Climate report webpage. You have to click on the Supplemental Information links to discover that 2014 was “more unlikely than likely” the warmest on record.
Therefore, NOAA has biased the “Global Highlights” of their State of the Climate report by failing to note the likelihood, actually unlikelihood, that 2014 had the highest global surface temperatures on record. "
Just WOW... talk about misleading and abject lying...NOAA's state of the climate report is purposefully inaccurate.. In their own words and estimation the hottest year ev'a was Unlikely at a below a 50% confidence rate.... Can You Say AGENDA DRIVEN? At least they admit that the Margin of Error was so great that their calculations are most likely GARBAGE, but you had to look closely to figure it out.
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