Dr. Spencer bringing out some more strong data that flies in the face of all the rushed together doom-n-gloom warmer news that is attempting to coincide with the BP oil leak...
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Global Average Sea Surface Temperatures Continue their Plunge
Sea Surface Temperatures (SSTs) measured by the AMSR-E instrument on NASAs Aqua satellite continue their plunge as a predicted La Nina approaches. The following plot, updated through yesterday (June 17, 2010) shows that the cooling in the Nino34 region in the tropical east Pacific is well ahead of the cooling in the global average SST, something we did not see during the 2007-08 La Nina event
...At this pace of cooling, I suspect that the second half of 2010 could ruin the chances of getting a record high global temperature for this year. Oh, darn.
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Global Average Sea Surface Temperatures Continue their Plunge
Sea Surface Temperatures (SSTs) measured by the AMSR-E instrument on NASAs Aqua satellite continue their plunge as a predicted La Nina approaches. The following plot, updated through yesterday (June 17, 2010) shows that the cooling in the Nino34 region in the tropical east Pacific is well ahead of the cooling in the global average SST, something we did not see during the 2007-08 La Nina event
...At this pace of cooling, I suspect that the second half of 2010 could ruin the chances of getting a record high global temperature for this year. Oh, darn.