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Funny;Yet science deniers still tell you the ocean uses in specific locations and not in others, and snow stopped falling a decade ago.
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It's almost as if solar activity almost impacts the earths climate....Funny;Yet science deniers still tell you the ocean uses in specific locations and not in others, and snow stopped falling a decade ago.
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We were discussing this paper this AM in the forecast conference call..
The discussion on ocean basin regions and how they affect localized weather patterns.. good stuff! Pretty much shows why we have had limited warming to regions while other regions cool.
Speaking of cooling, the Arctic is below freezing already at 28 deg F. A full two months early.. Several ports in Hudson Bay are now ice-locked going on two years.. Something that has not happened in over 140 years..
Cold is already settling over eastern Canada... Pattern shift in the US coming in about 1-2 weeks...
The Albedo change this year alone, up north, is about -0.75w/m^2.. Add solar minimum and we have massive cooling... Snow cover is advancing at a massive rate. Were cooling and not one of my colleagues disagreed today. To much evidence and some were dismayed... Even the El Niño hopes are crashing hard as cooling of the Pacific is happening in earnest...It's almost as if solar activity almost impacts the earths climate....Funny;Yet science deniers still tell you the ocean uses in specific locations and not in others, and snow stopped falling a decade ago.
SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class journal research
We were discussing this paper this AM in the forecast conference call..
The discussion on ocean basin regions and how they affect localized weather patterns.. good stuff! Pretty much shows why we have had limited warming to regions while other regions cool.
Speaking of cooling, the Arctic is below freezing already at 28 deg F. A full two months early.. Several ports in Hudson Bay are now ice-locked going on two years.. Something that has not happened in over 140 years..
Cold is already settling over eastern Canada... Pattern shift in the US coming in about 1-2 weeks...
My guess a few years ago. Just too much evidence showing we are in for some cold days ahead.The Albedo change this year alone, up north, is about -0.75w/m^2.. Add solar minimum and we have massive cooling... Snow cover is advancing at a massive rate. Were cooling and not one of my colleagues disagreed today. To much evidence and some were dismayed... Even the El Niño hopes are crashing hard as cooling of the Pacific is happening in earnest...It's almost as if solar activity almost impacts the earths climate....Funny;Yet science deniers still tell you the ocean uses in specific locations and not in others, and snow stopped falling a decade ago.
SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class journal research
We were discussing this paper this AM in the forecast conference call..
The discussion on ocean basin regions and how they affect localized weather patterns.. good stuff! Pretty much shows why we have had limited warming to regions while other regions cool.
Speaking of cooling, the Arctic is below freezing already at 28 deg F. A full two months early.. Several ports in Hudson Bay are now ice-locked going on two years.. Something that has not happened in over 140 years..
Cold is already settling over eastern Canada... Pattern shift in the US coming in about 1-2 weeks...
Solar recharge is very weak... Might have something to do with solar output and increasing depth of the atmosphere above the equator. Maybe three or four volcano's can be affecting it as well.
Now just what the hell does your spew have any thing to do with this?Yet science deniers still tell you the ocean rises in specific locations and not in others, and snow stopped falling a decade ago.
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LOL My guess is that as it warms, you will find somewhere that it is cooler and present that small local as proof that reality is not happening. That is the current favorite method of you lying denialists.My guess a few years ago. Just too much evidence showing we are in for some cold days ahead.The Albedo change this year alone, up north, is about -0.75w/m^2.. Add solar minimum and we have massive cooling... Snow cover is advancing at a massive rate. Were cooling and not one of my colleagues disagreed today. To much evidence and some were dismayed... Even the El Niño hopes are crashing hard as cooling of the Pacific is happening in earnest...It's almost as if solar activity almost impacts the earths climate....Funny;Yet science deniers still tell you the ocean uses in specific locations and not in others, and snow stopped falling a decade ago.
SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class journal research
We were discussing this paper this AM in the forecast conference call..
The discussion on ocean basin regions and how they affect localized weather patterns.. good stuff! Pretty much shows why we have had limited warming to regions while other regions cool.
Speaking of cooling, the Arctic is below freezing already at 28 deg F. A full two months early.. Several ports in Hudson Bay are now ice-locked going on two years.. Something that has not happened in over 140 years..
Cold is already settling over eastern Canada... Pattern shift in the US coming in about 1-2 weeks...
Solar recharge is very weak... Might have something to do with solar output and increasing depth of the atmosphere above the equator. Maybe three or four volcano's can be affecting it as well.
The Albedo change this year alone, up north, is about -0.75w/m^2.. Add solar minimum and we have massive cooling... Snow cover is advancing at a massive rate. Were cooling and not one of my colleagues disagreed today. To much evidence and some were dismayed... Even the El Niño hopes are crashing hard as cooling of the Pacific is happening in earnest...It's almost as if solar activity almost impacts the earths climate....Funny;Yet science deniers still tell you the ocean uses in specific locations and not in others, and snow stopped falling a decade ago.
SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class journal research
We were discussing this paper this AM in the forecast conference call..
The discussion on ocean basin regions and how they affect localized weather patterns.. good stuff! Pretty much shows why we have had limited warming to regions while other regions cool.
Speaking of cooling, the Arctic is below freezing already at 28 deg F. A full two months early.. Several ports in Hudson Bay are now ice-locked going on two years.. Something that has not happened in over 140 years..
Cold is already settling over eastern Canada... Pattern shift in the US coming in about 1-2 weeks...
Solar recharge is very weak... Might have something to do with solar output and increasing depth of the atmosphere above the equator. Maybe three or four volcano's can be affecting it as well.
Sure, Silly Billy, sure. More stinky facts from your ass.Funny;Yet science deniers still tell you the ocean uses in specific locations and not in others, and snow stopped falling a decade ago.
SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class journal research
We were discussing this paper this AM in the forecast conference call..
The discussion on ocean basin regions and how they affect localized weather patterns.. good stuff! Pretty much shows why we have had limited warming to regions while other regions cool.
Speaking of cooling, the Arctic is below freezing already at 28 deg F. A full two months early.. Several ports in Hudson Bay are now ice-locked going on two years.. Something that has not happened in over 140 years..
Cold is already settling over eastern Canada... Pattern shift in the US coming in about 1-2 weeks...
Amazing how stinky your facts are getting;Funny;Yet science deniers still tell you the ocean uses in specific locations and not in others, and snow stopped falling a decade ago.
SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class journal research
We were discussing this paper this AM in the forecast conference call..
The discussion on ocean basin regions and how they affect localized weather patterns.. good stuff! Pretty much shows why we have had limited warming to regions while other regions cool.
Speaking of cooling, the Arctic is below freezing already at 28 deg F. A full two months early.. Several ports in Hudson Bay are now ice-locked going on two years.. Something that has not happened in over 140 years..
Cold is already settling over eastern Canada... Pattern shift in the US coming in about 1-2 weeks...
Now just what the hell does your spew have any thing to do with this?Yet science deniers still tell you the ocean rises in specific locations and not in others, and snow stopped falling a decade ago.
SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class journal research
SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class journal research
The Holocene Thermal Maximum around Svalbard, Arctic North Atlantic; molluscs show early and exceptional warmth
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Jan MangerudJohn Inge Svendsen, Jan Mangerud
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Abstract
Shallow marine molluscs that are today extinct close to Svalbard, because of the cold climate, are found in deposits there dating to the early Holocene. The most warmth-demanding species found, Zirfaea crispata, currently has a northern limit 1000 km farther south, indicating that August temperatures on Svalbard were 6°C warmer at around 10.2–9.2 cal. ka BP, when this species lived there. The blue mussel, Mytilus edulis, returned to Svalbard in 2004 following recent warming, and after almost 4000 years of absence, excluding a short re-appearance during the Medieval Warm Period 900 years ago. Mytilus first arrived in Svalbard at 11 cal. ka BP, indicating that the climate was then as least as warm as present. This first warm period lasted from 11 to 9 cal. ka BP and was followed by a period of lower temperatures 9–8.2 cal. ka BP. After 8.2 cal. ka, the climate around Svalbard warmed again, and although it did not reach the same peak in temperatures as prior to 9 ka, it was nevertheless some 4°C warmer than present between 8.2 and 6 cal. ka BP. Thereafter, a gradual cooling brought temperatures to the present level at about 4.5 cal. ka BP. The warm early-Holocene climate around Svalbard was driven primarily by higher insolation and greater influx of warm Atlantic Water, but feedback processes further influenced the regional climate.
Regional climate. And sea level rise is not even around the world for many reasons. Here, attempt to be less stupid;
USGS Map service: Coastal Vulnerability to Sea-Level Rise - Data.gov
It's almost as if solar activity almost impacts the earths climate....Funny;Yet science deniers still tell you the ocean uses in specific locations and not in others, and snow stopped falling a decade ago.
SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class journal research
We were discussing this paper this AM in the forecast conference call..
The discussion on ocean basin regions and how they affect localized weather patterns.. good stuff! Pretty much shows why we have had limited warming to regions while other regions cool.
Speaking of cooling, the Arctic is below freezing already at 28 deg F. A full two months early.. Several ports in Hudson Bay are now ice-locked going on two years.. Something that has not happened in over 140 years..
Cold is already settling over eastern Canada... Pattern shift in the US coming in about 1-2 weeks...
A lovely color red.... and its all a lie...
When are you going to use real facts and not that failed model from Maine?Sure, Silly Billy, sure. More stinky facts from your ass.Funny;Yet science deniers still tell you the ocean uses in specific locations and not in others, and snow stopped falling a decade ago.
SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class journal research
We were discussing this paper this AM in the forecast conference call..
The discussion on ocean basin regions and how they affect localized weather patterns.. good stuff! Pretty much shows why we have had limited warming to regions while other regions cool.
Speaking of cooling, the Arctic is below freezing already at 28 deg F. A full two months early.. Several ports in Hudson Bay are now ice-locked going on two years.. Something that has not happened in over 140 years..
Cold is already settling over eastern Canada... Pattern shift in the US coming in about 1-2 weeks...
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Amazing how stinky your facts are getting;Funny;Yet science deniers still tell you the ocean uses in specific locations and not in others, and snow stopped falling a decade ago.
SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class journal research
We were discussing this paper this AM in the forecast conference call..
The discussion on ocean basin regions and how they affect localized weather patterns.. good stuff! Pretty much shows why we have had limited warming to regions while other regions cool.
Speaking of cooling, the Arctic is below freezing already at 28 deg F. A full two months early.. Several ports in Hudson Bay are now ice-locked going on two years.. Something that has not happened in over 140 years..
Cold is already settling over eastern Canada... Pattern shift in the US coming in about 1-2 weeks...
God, Tommy, you really are that stupid. Here, I have highlighted in red the answer to your question since you seem unable to read a simple abstract.Now just what the hell does your spew have any thing to do with this?Yet science deniers still tell you the ocean rises in specific locations and not in others, and snow stopped falling a decade ago.
SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class journal research
SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class journal research
The Holocene Thermal Maximum around Svalbard, Arctic North Atlantic; molluscs show early and exceptional warmth
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Jan MangerudJohn Inge Svendsen, Jan Mangerud
Article information
Abstract
Shallow marine molluscs that are today extinct close to Svalbard, because of the cold climate, are found in deposits there dating to the early Holocene. The most warmth-demanding species found, Zirfaea crispata, currently has a northern limit 1000 km farther south, indicating that August temperatures on Svalbard were 6°C warmer at around 10.2–9.2 cal. ka BP, when this species lived there. The blue mussel, Mytilus edulis, returned to Svalbard in 2004 following recent warming, and after almost 4000 years of absence, excluding a short re-appearance during the Medieval Warm Period 900 years ago. Mytilus first arrived in Svalbard at 11 cal. ka BP, indicating that the climate was then as least as warm as present. This first warm period lasted from 11 to 9 cal. ka BP and was followed by a period of lower temperatures 9–8.2 cal. ka BP. After 8.2 cal. ka, the climate around Svalbard warmed again, and although it did not reach the same peak in temperatures as prior to 9 ka, it was nevertheless some 4°C warmer than present between 8.2 and 6 cal. ka BP. Thereafter, a gradual cooling brought temperatures to the present level at about 4.5 cal. ka BP. The warm early-Holocene climate around Svalbard was driven primarily by higher insolation and greater influx of warm Atlantic Water, but feedback processes further influenced the regional climate.
Regional climate. And sea level rise is not even around the world for many reasons. Here, attempt to be less stupid;
USGS Map service: Coastal Vulnerability to Sea-Level Rise - Data.gov
You are a truly clueless man, since the CO2 level at the time was around 260 ppm which means CO2 didn't make it that warm, it was something else.
Recall this:
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Try to think harder next time.
Silly Billy, you are so fucking stupid. You own chart shows as much as 20 degrees Celsius above normal in the first 70 days of this year. And you did not post a link to the source of your graph.A lovely color red.... and its all a lie...
Don't you just love falsified modeling...
And then we have reality....
