March was the 349th straight month with global avg temps over 20th century average

[skookerasbil]

Did I miss the memo where we're supposed to use bigger fonts to make cherry-picked data more impressive? I'll give you one for March:

March 2014 was the 86th straight month since we saw a record monthly anomaly (0.86ºC in January 2007).

IDK.....I don't think Thunder's font is big enough!!!


Dollar to 1,000 stale donuts this ***** was last selected for the team EVERY TIME!!!

 

[Darkwind]

Oh look. Another bat shit crazy AGW cultist posting nonsense.

 

[RollingThunder]

Oh look. Another bat shit crazy AGW cultist posting nonsense.

And here's another denier cult retard who has nothing....no facts, no research, no science....that can refute anything in the OP....but he still has total assurance in his delusional denial of reality....like a good little brainwashed dupe...

 

[Politico]

Sigh...........

 

[RollingThunder]

Sigh...........

Is this your usual 'brilliant' contribution to the discussion?

 

[skookerasbil]

Oh look. Another bat shit crazy AGW cultist posting nonsense.

And here's another denier cult retard who has nothing....no facts, no research, no science....that can refute anything in the OP....but he still has total assurance in his delusional denial of reality....like a good little brainwashed dupe...

What a


Talk about predictable assholes.........another far left social invalid who spends every day of his life in an angry miserable state. Social oddballs are so ******* gay.......watch this goofballs posts over time. Has the same tired angry rant for anybody who might have a different opinion.

On the other hand, it sure is a hoot watching the mental meltdowns on every thread = conveying the perception, "Shit.....IM losing!!"

 

[ScienceRocks]

This year should be first or second if were warming.

 

[Old Rocks]

Enso still neutral, El Nino should start end of this month, or beginning of next month.

 

[RollingThunder]

This year should be first or second if were warming.

If a strong El Niño develops this summer, like scientists expect, 2014 might possibly be first or second on the list, but more probably, 2015 will be the next new 'hottest year on record'.....for a brief time.....until the strong continuing warming trend produces the next 'hottest year'.

El Niño may make 2014 the hottest year on record
New Scientist
by Michael Slezak
10 February 2014
(excerpts)
Long-term weather forecasts are suggesting 2014 might be the hottest year since records began. That's because climate bad-boy El Niño seems to be getting ready to spew heat into the atmosphere. An El Niño occurs when warm water buried below the surface of the Pacific rises up and spreads along the equator towards America. For nine months or more it brings rain and flooding to areas around Peru and Ecuador, and drought and fires to Indonesia and Australia. It is part of a cycle called the El Niño-Southern Oscillation.

As a result of climate change 2014 is likely to be one of the hottest years on record. If El Niño does develop this year, it will make 2014 even hotter – maybe the hottest ever, says Wenju Cai from the CSIRO, Australia's national research agency in Melbourne. But since El Niño normally straddles two calendar years, it might give 2015 that title. "It is possible, but not a sure thing. It can be tipped over either way by other variability." An increasing number of climate models are now predicting El Niño this year too. It is unclear whether it will be an extreme El Niño like the 1998 event, which is thought to have killed tens of thousands. But Cai thinks an extreme El Niño is unlikely because longer-term variability in the Pacific's weather is suppressing it.

 

[RollingThunder]

If we were warming as fast as we did in the 1990's, I'd expect yearly avg's of at last .7c.

The Earth is, in fact, warming even faster than it was in the 1990's. The surface air temperature records only reflect a very small part (3% approx) of the extra heat energy the Earth is retaining due to the greatly increased atmospheric CO2 levels. Over the last decade or so, more of this extra heat has been transferred to the oceans, and to deeper parts of the oceans, than had been previously observed.

Also, new research that used satellite temperature data to fill in the areas, like the Arctic, where surface station coverage is very scarce, shows that temperatures in the Arctic rose much faster than had been previously estimated/extrapolated from the few stations there.

Global warming since 1997 more than twice as fast as previously estimated, new study shows
SkepticalScience
13 November 2013
(excerpts)
A new paper published in The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society fills in the gaps in the UK Met Office HadCRUT4 surface temperature data set, and finds that the global surface warming since 1997 has happened more than twice as fast as the HadCRUT4 estimate. Cowtan & Way investigate the claim of a global surface warming 'pause' over the past 16 years by examining the trends from 1997 through 2012. While HadCRUT4 only estimates the surface warming trend at 0.046°C per decade during that time, and NASA puts it at 0.080°C per decade, the new kriging and hybrid data sets estimate the trend during this time at 0.11 and 0.12°C per decade, respectively.

These results indicate that the slowed warming of average global surface temperature is not as significant as previously believed. Surface warming has slowed somewhat, in large part due to more overall global warming being transferred to the oceans over the past decade. However, these sorts of temporary surface warming slowdowns (and speed-ups) occur on a regular basis due to short-term natural influences. The results of this study also have bearing on some recent research. For example, correcting for the recent cool bias indicates that global surface temperatures are not as far from the average of climate model projections as we previously thought, and certainly fall within the range of individual climate model temperature simulations. Recent studies that concluded the global climate is a bit less sensitive to the increased greenhouse effect than previously believed may also have somewhat underestimated the actual climate sensitivity.

 

[skookerasbil]

Oh....now its the "deeper part of the oceans"


Whatever you say s0n!!

 

[skookerasbil]

 

[ScienceRocks]

Science is all about learning new things and improving on theory.

 

[RollingThunder]

Oh....now its the "deeper part of the oceans". Whatever you say!!

Too bad you never developed a "deeper part" of your mind, s'kooky. It must tough on you being as shallow as a beer spill on a bar top, like you obviously are.

As usual, the actual topic of the thread escapes you.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

March was the 600,000,000th consecutive month CO2 lagged temperature

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Oh....now its the "deeper part of the oceans"


Whatever you say s0n!!

LOL!

The dog ate my homework becomes "the Ocean ate my Global warming!"

Oh wait, the Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep Ocean ate my global warming

 

[RollingThunder]

March was the 600,000,000th consecutive month CO2 lagged temperature
The dog ate my homework becomes "the Ocean ate my Global warming!" Oh wait, the Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep Ocean ate my global warming

Meaningless, fallacious poppycock from the ol' CrazyFruitcake. Same as always.

 

[Politico]

Sigh...........

Is this your usual 'brilliant' contribution to the discussion?

When there is brilliant discussion let me know.

 

[RollingThunder]

Sigh...........

Is this your usual 'brilliant' contribution to the discussion?

When there is brilliant discussion let me know.

Why are you here? At all?

Can you point to any threads on this whole forum that you consider to be "brilliant discussion"?

Regarding AGW, is your position among the regulars on this forum so well known and so set in stone that you just assume that a solitary "Sigh....." clearly conveys your position or constitutes a clever comment on the scientific facts contained in the OP?

What's your point?.....(if any)....and can you back it up with anything but hot air and unsupported personal opinions?

 

[Politico]

Yes I have been here for all the people farts are ruining the planet threads.