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Posted on January 20, 2019 by Bob Tisdale
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PREFACE
It was a little more than 10 years ago that I published my first blog posts on the obvious upward steps in the sea surface temperatures of a large portion of the global oceans…upward steps that are caused by El Niño events…upward steps that lead to sunlight-fueled, naturally occurring global warming.
There is a very simple explanation for those El Niño-caused upward shifts that also make themselves known in the sea surface temperature data for much larger portion of the global oceans than I first presented a decade ago…the upward steps that are blatantly obvious in the satellite-era (starts November 1981) of sea surface temperature data for the South Atlantic, Indian and West Pacific Oceans, as shown in Figure 1, which together cover about 52% of the surfaces of the global oceans.
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There is a nice discussion about the post HERE at WUWT.
Notice the pause or cooling trends in between the El-Nin phases CO2 effect isn't visible.
The current warm up is tied to the current El-Nino and possibly the Volcano H20 eruption effects once again no CO2 effect is visible.
El-Nino's are a sun driven phenomenon.
It is the Sun/Ocean dynamo that drives weather all over the world.
Excerpt:
PREFACE
It was a little more than 10 years ago that I published my first blog posts on the obvious upward steps in the sea surface temperatures of a large portion of the global oceans…upward steps that are caused by El Niño events…upward steps that lead to sunlight-fueled, naturally occurring global warming.
There is a very simple explanation for those El Niño-caused upward shifts that also make themselves known in the sea surface temperature data for much larger portion of the global oceans than I first presented a decade ago…the upward steps that are blatantly obvious in the satellite-era (starts November 1981) of sea surface temperature data for the South Atlantic, Indian and West Pacific Oceans, as shown in Figure 1, which together cover about 52% of the surfaces of the global oceans.
LINK
===============
There is a nice discussion about the post HERE at WUWT.
Notice the pause or cooling trends in between the El-Nin phases CO2 effect isn't visible.
The current warm up is tied to the current El-Nino and possibly the Volcano H20 eruption effects once again no CO2 effect is visible.
El-Nino's are a sun driven phenomenon.
It is the Sun/Ocean dynamo that drives weather all over the world.
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