flacaltenn
Diamond Member
I haven't really absorbed all this yet. But it sounds REAL interesting.
When you choose the CORRECT inputs to the model, it doesn't have to be complicated to get a
good match to EMPIRICAL observations.
Here Roy Spencer PhD at UAH puts this forecast up with half his brain tied behind his back...
With ENSO cycling..
Is it really that simple to get a model that shows pauses and details of the predicted surface temps??
Or is this just a figment of using EMPIRICAL data to get curve matches to EMPIRICAL observations.??
When you choose the CORRECT inputs to the model, it doesn't have to be complicated to get a
good match to EMPIRICAL observations.
Here Roy Spencer PhD at UAH puts this forecast up with half his brain tied behind his back...
With ENSO cycling..
Is it really that simple to get a model that shows pauses and details of the predicted surface temps??
Or is this just a figment of using EMPIRICAL data to get curve matches to EMPIRICAL observations.??
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