Second year above 1.5c is looking possible

[abu afak]

Yet the Great Storm of 1862 shatters all of your lies. That is why you so desperately ignore it.

This may come as a shock to a 12 IQ demented toothless POS like you but a "Storm" is "WEATHER" NOT Climate.
Years here and still 100% Illiterate.

You F****** ldiot, you need to be committed.

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[abu afak]

Dummy, the last interglacial period had 26 ft higher seas. Do you think it's warmer today?

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These are of course non sequiturs Dishonest or low IQers like you try.
(You've tried this loser scores of times)
At what point in the Last interglacial?
Was it/the temp (or sea level) on the way Up or Down in it's thousands of years cycle?

We are of course Lagging in temp and even more in Sea level/melting, because of our human-driven hyperfast CO2 Spike, but will probably pass the "26 ft" since....
(MY TURN)
the last time CO2 was over 400 PPM (Pliocene) Sea Level was 50' Higher, and temp Much Higher.
ooops.

And please show us the period in question (200 yrs ago til now) on your usual IRRELEVANT time scale Graph from nowhere

You can't debate me you dishonest little POS!!
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[westwall]

A "Storm" is "WEATHER" NOT Climate.
Years here and still 100% Illiterate.


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Yeah, so is EVERY STORM YOU POINT TO AND GRUNT LIKE A MONKEY CLAIMING IT'S EVIDENCE OF CLIMATE CHANGE!

You dumbass.

 

[westwall]

This may come as a shock to a 12 IQ demented toothless POS like you but a "Storm" is "WEATHER" NOT Climate.
Years here and still 100% Illiterate.

You F****** ldiot, you need to be committed.

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Pot, meet kettle.

 

[abu afak]

Yeah, so is EVERY STORM YOU POINT TO AND GRUNT LIKE A MONKEY CLAIMING IT'S EVIDENCE OF CLIMATE CHANGE!

You dumbass.

So you understand now your last few posts are IDIOTIC?
That ONE Freak Weather Event/STORM in 1862 in one place does not preclude AGW?
You are TOO STOOPID TO DEBATE.

What Storm did I point too?
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[westwall]

So you understand now your last few posts are iDIOTIC?
That ONE Freak Weather Event in 1862 in one place does not preclude AGW?

What Storm did I point too?
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Do you? You fling poo like a howler monkey. Everything you just accused me of, you clowns do ten times more.

Do you understand yet just how moronic you are?

 

[abu afak]

Do you? You fling poo like a howler monkey. Everything you just accused me of, you clowns do ten times more.

Do you understand yet just how moronic you are?

So no answer to Anything you INCOHERENT DEMENTED Freak,
Put your teeth in the glass and go to sleep.
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[Deplorable Yankee]

We're fucked if we don't get away from fossil fuels. Trump if he can't do solar and wind should probably make fusion a reality and fast!!! It may well save our ass and would probably be enough to power carbon removal better then solar or wind...Be it pumping it into the ground or converting it from co2 to c and o2. Takes alot of energy.

We're fine
You're just stupid and indoctrinated

 

[westwall]

So no answer to Anything you INCOHERENT DEMENTED Freak,
Put your teeth in the glass and go to sleep.
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You're spitting a lot more. Calm down before you blow a gasket.

 

[ding]

These are of course non sequiturs Dishonest or low IQers like you try.
(You've tried this loser scores of times)
At what point in the Last interglacial?
Was it/the temp (or sea level) on the way Up or Down in it's thousands of years cycle?

We are of course Lagging in temp and even more in Sea level/melting, because of our human-driven hyperfast CO2 Spike, but will probably pass the "26 ft" since....
(MY TURN)
the last time CO2 was over 400 PPM (Pliocene) Sea Level was 50' Higher, and temp Much Higher.
ooops.

And please show us the period in question (200 yrs ago til now) on your usual IRRELEVANT time scale Graph from nowhere

You can't debate me you dishonest little POS!!
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It's not. You are claiming that graph does not show the present temperature accurately. You are implying the previous interglacial period wasn't warmer than today. The 26 ft higher seas in the interglacial proves you are wrong. Now do you understand?

 

[Dekster]

Even if fully implemented, Paris wouldn't have been able to contain the temperature rises to 1.5°C

 

[ding]

These are of course non sequiturs Dishonest or low IQers like you try.
(You've tried this loser scores of times)
At what point in the Last interglacial?
Was it/the temp (or sea level) on the way Up or Down in it's thousands of years cycle?

We are of course Lagging in temp and even more in Sea level/melting, because of our human-driven hyperfast CO2 Spike, but will probably pass the "26 ft" since....
(MY TURN)
the last time CO2 was over 400 PPM (Pliocene) Sea Level was 50' Higher, and temp Much Higher.
ooops.

And please show us the period in question (300 yrs ago til now) on your usual IRRELEVANT time scale Graph from nowhere

You can't debate me you dishonest little POS!!
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No, these are not non sequiturs. The last interglacial period was 2C warmer than toiday with 26 ft higher seas than today with 120 ppm less CO2 than today. And the last time the planet had 400 ppm of CO2, THE PLANET COOLED. These facts scare you.

 

[odanny]

Seven years ago, the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicted that the world wouldn’t warm 1.5 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels until 2040.

Then two years ago, the group predicted the world would pass that threshold between 2030 and 2035.

Now, new data from the World Meteorological Organization released Wednesday indicates that Earth will cross this point in just two years.

The accelerated timeline is due to higher-than-expected temperatures over the past few years, diminishing air pollution that cooled the Earth and greenhouse gas emissions that continue to rise globally despite the growth of renewable energy.

And it means that irreversible tipping points in the climate system — like the melting of Arctic ice sheets or the wide-scale collapse of coral reefs — are closer at hand than scientists previously believed.

The WMO report predicted five more years of sky-high temperatures — which, combined with hotter conditions driven by the El Niño weather pattern, mean that the planet is poised to officially warm 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) over a sustained period by 2027.

While there is no official definition, most scientists and the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change understand the goal to be a long-term average temperature, over 20 or 30 years. (In a single year, temperatures could spike because of El Niño or other temporary factors.) That’s why, when the world passed the first 12-month period of temperatures over 1.5 degrees Celsius in February 2024, scientists warned that this didn’t mean the end of the target.

But now, with the WMO’s new predictions, even that small hope has slipped away. According to the new analysis, it is likely that the next five years clock in, on average, at over 1.5 degrees Celsius. Combined with the past couple of hot years — and increasing temperatures expected after 2030 — that means 2027 is likely to be the first year where that long-term average temperature is over the limit, Hausfather said.

WaPo

 

[ReinyDays]

Seven years ago, the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicted that the world wouldn’t warm 1.5 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels until 2040.

Then two years ago, the group predicted the world would pass that threshold between 2030 and 2035.

Now, new data from the World Meteorological Organization released Wednesday indicates that Earth will cross this point in just two years.

The accelerated timeline is due to higher-than-expected temperatures over the past few years, diminishing air pollution that cooled the Earth and greenhouse gas emissions that continue to rise globally despite the growth of renewable energy.

And it means that irreversible tipping points in the climate system — like the melting of Arctic ice sheets or the wide-scale collapse of coral reefs — are closer at hand than scientists previously believed.

The WMO report predicted five more years of sky-high temperatures — which, combined with hotter conditions driven by the El Niño weather pattern, mean that the planet is poised to officially warm 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) over a sustained period by 2027.

While there is no official definition, most scientists and the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change understand the goal to be a long-term average temperature, over 20 or 30 years. (In a single year, temperatures could spike because of El Niño or other temporary factors.) That’s why, when the world passed the first 12-month period of temperatures over 1.5 degrees Celsius in February 2024, scientists warned that this didn’t mean the end of the target.

But now, with the WMO’s new predictions, even that small hope has slipped away. According to the new analysis, it is likely that the next five years clock in, on average, at over 1.5 degrees Celsius. Combined with the past couple of hot years — and increasing temperatures expected after 2030 — that means 2027 is likely to be the first year where that long-term average temperature is over the limit, Hausfather said.

WaPo

All this has been refuted ... or is just complete bullshit ... coral reef bleaching is a "climate tipping point"? ... do you know how silly that sounds? ... harsher on the coral reef ecosystem is sun screen ... reefs without a tourist load are doing fine ...

Do you have any evidence of these mythological "tipping points"? ... normally we model these thermodynamic systems as "equilibrium" ... except that's not scary sounding ... "tipping points" is just more New Speak ...

 

[ding]

Do you have any evidence of these mythological "tipping points"?

Thermohaline circulation which ironically is how the planet equilibrates heat and salinity in the oceans.

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adk1189#:~:text=From%20proxy%20records%2C%20it%20has,under%20a%20slowly%20developing%20forcing.

But that guy you are talking to? That's guy's tipping points are complete bullshit.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Seven years ago, the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicted that the world wouldn’t warm 1.5 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels until 2040.

Then two years ago, the group predicted the world would pass that threshold between 2030 and 2035.

Now, new data from the World Meteorological Organization released Wednesday indicates that Earth will cross this point in just two years.

The accelerated timeline is due to higher-than-expected temperatures over the past few years, diminishing air pollution that cooled the Earth and greenhouse gas emissions that continue to rise globally despite the growth of renewable energy.

And it means that irreversible tipping points in the climate system — like the melting of Arctic ice sheets or the wide-scale collapse of coral reefs — are closer at hand than scientists previously believed.

The WMO report predicted five more years of sky-high temperatures — which, combined with hotter conditions driven by the El Niño weather pattern, mean that the planet is poised to officially warm 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) over a sustained period by 2027.

While there is no official definition, most scientists and the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change understand the goal to be a long-term average temperature, over 20 or 30 years. (In a single year, temperatures could spike because of El Niño or other temporary factors.) That’s why, when the world passed the first 12-month period of temperatures over 1.5 degrees Celsius in February 2024, scientists warned that this didn’t mean the end of the target.

But now, with the WMO’s new predictions, even that small hope has slipped away. According to the new analysis, it is likely that the next five years clock in, on average, at over 1.5 degrees Celsius. Combined with the past couple of hot years — and increasing temperatures expected after 2030 — that means 2027 is likely to be the first year where that long-term average temperature is over the limit, Hausfather said.

WaPo

What happened the last time the Earth hit an irreversible tipping point?

 

[odanny]

What happened the last time the Earth hit an irreversible tipping point?

Noah boarded the ark and set sail.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Noah boarded the ark and set sail.

And everything went extinct.

We've got 5 years left. Maybe.

 

[ChemEngineer]

LOL, nothing changed here. The same old idiots denying reality such as Old Rocks who continues to lie about droughts, floods, heat waves events which are not getting worse.

Once again the facts from official sources:

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Storminess has not gone up, and there’s been no increase in hurricane strength or frequency … no “emergency” there.

First, the strength.

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And here is the global hurricane frequency, both for all hurricanes and for the strongest hurricanes.

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Strong tornadoes in the US are steadily decreasing over the last 72 years.

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But if you want to worry about heat waves, please get back to me when the heat waves are worse than those of the 1930s, well before the large increase in CO2 …

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Here’s another view of the temperatures of US summers. Again, nothing unusual going on.

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Rutgers Snow Labatory’s snow extent data from 1972 to April 2023 … basically, no change.

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LINK

 

[ding]

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I would have said it differently. I would have said the reason is fossil fuels allowed society to grow and thrive and that growth led to advancements in nearly every field and aspect of society.