Climate Change
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I'm trading, dipshit. You don't know the first thing about this subject and you blindly believe the junk science advocated by people with (not so hidden) agendas. I admit that you are a total joke and I enjoy your clownish antics on weekends. Weekends only, moron. This is a trading website. You can continue to amuse me with your ignorance next weekend.
Australia in December 2014
Temperatures Rainfall Extremes Important notes the top
In Brief
December was another warm month for Australia. Averaged nationally, maximum temperatures were 0.88 °C above average and minimum temperatures 0.93 °C above average. Minimum and mean temperatures were the sixth-warmest on record for December (mean temperature anomaly +0.90 °C). Maximum temperatures were warmer than average across most of the tropical north, but cooler than average in the central Northern Territory, and also warmer than average across most of Western Australia, South Australia, the west of the mainland eastern States, and Tasmania. Minimum temperatures were generally above average, but near average to below average for much of the Kimberley and central Northern Territory, western and southern Western Australia, and southern South Australia.
December rainfall was below average for the Cape York Peninsula, large parts of the west of Western Australia, southern South Australia and western to central Victoria. Rainfall was above average for the northeast of Western Australia, most of the Northern Territory, the southern half of Queensland and along the east coast. Rainfall was 24% above average nationally.
Temperatures
The national December maximum temperature anomaly was +0.88 °C and all regions except the Northern Territory anomalies of around one degree to one and a half degrees above average.
Maximum temperatures for December were above average across three main areas: the first covering much of the tropical northern coastal regions; the second over Tasmania; and the third extending through the Pilbara and northern Gascoyne districts in Western Australia, across central Australia and central South Australia, through to southwestern Queensland, western New South Wales and central Victoria. Maximum temperatures were also above average for small areas along the eastern coast of the mainland. Maxima were in the highest ten per cent of records (decile 10) for December for much of the Cape York Peninsula, the Top End, central Western Australia and central Australia.
The December minimum temperature anomaly was the sixth-highest on record for Australia nationally (+0.93 °C) with Queensland, New South Wales, Tasmania and the Northern Territory also placing within their ten warmest Decembers on record.
Minimum temperatures were above average for the majority of Australia and in the highest ten per cent of records for much of northern Queensland, the Top End, central Western Australia, the western Pilbara and central Australia, as well as in a strip along the east coast between southeastern Queensland and Victoria, and for nearly all of Tasmania. Minimum temperatures were near average for the central Northern Territory, the inland Kimberley, western and southern Western Australia, southern South Australia, and far western Victoria. Small areas in the central Northern Territory, Kimberley, South Coastal Western Australia and around the Spencer Gulf in South Australia recorded cooler than average December minima.
http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/current/month/aus/summary.shtml
Temperatures Rainfall Extremes Important notes the top
In Brief
December was another warm month for Australia. Averaged nationally, maximum temperatures were 0.88 °C above average and minimum temperatures 0.93 °C above average. Minimum and mean temperatures were the sixth-warmest on record for December (mean temperature anomaly +0.90 °C). Maximum temperatures were warmer than average across most of the tropical north, but cooler than average in the central Northern Territory, and also warmer than average across most of Western Australia, South Australia, the west of the mainland eastern States, and Tasmania. Minimum temperatures were generally above average, but near average to below average for much of the Kimberley and central Northern Territory, western and southern Western Australia, and southern South Australia.
December rainfall was below average for the Cape York Peninsula, large parts of the west of Western Australia, southern South Australia and western to central Victoria. Rainfall was above average for the northeast of Western Australia, most of the Northern Territory, the southern half of Queensland and along the east coast. Rainfall was 24% above average nationally.
Temperatures
The national December maximum temperature anomaly was +0.88 °C and all regions except the Northern Territory anomalies of around one degree to one and a half degrees above average.
Maximum temperatures for December were above average across three main areas: the first covering much of the tropical northern coastal regions; the second over Tasmania; and the third extending through the Pilbara and northern Gascoyne districts in Western Australia, across central Australia and central South Australia, through to southwestern Queensland, western New South Wales and central Victoria. Maximum temperatures were also above average for small areas along the eastern coast of the mainland. Maxima were in the highest ten per cent of records (decile 10) for December for much of the Cape York Peninsula, the Top End, central Western Australia and central Australia.
The December minimum temperature anomaly was the sixth-highest on record for Australia nationally (+0.93 °C) with Queensland, New South Wales, Tasmania and the Northern Territory also placing within their ten warmest Decembers on record.
Minimum temperatures were above average for the majority of Australia and in the highest ten per cent of records for much of northern Queensland, the Top End, central Western Australia, the western Pilbara and central Australia, as well as in a strip along the east coast between southeastern Queensland and Victoria, and for nearly all of Tasmania. Minimum temperatures were near average for the central Northern Territory, the inland Kimberley, western and southern Western Australia, southern South Australia, and far western Victoria. Small areas in the central Northern Territory, Kimberley, South Coastal Western Australia and around the Spencer Gulf in South Australia recorded cooler than average December minima.
http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/current/month/aus/summary.shtml
No, it's very clear that you are ignorant and deluded about AGW. You were not even aware that CO2 keeps the earth much warmer than it would be without it. You don't even know what a greenhouse gas does. You are an idiot.
FC - it appears that all you can do is call people who are obviously your intellectual superiors names.
Isn't it time you flew off to wherever retarded parrots go when they have been revealed to be intellectually bankrupt?
FC - it appears that all you can do is call people who are obviously your intellectual superiors names.
Isn't it time you flew off to wherever retarded parrots go when they have been revealed to be intellectually bankrupt?
And it's obvious that you are only able to post childish images. You are incapable of logical argument or intelligent comment. You are also pathetically ignorant and deluded about AGW.
Yes you too are an idiot.
All this coming from futurecurrents - a character that posted a ridiculous temperature chart over 200 times until the moderators told you to stop. When you are not re-posting fabricated material, you are squawking "97%" over & over again like a retarded parrot. Never do you post any original material to discuss the theory of climate change, nor are you capable of engaging in any intellectual discussion regarding climate change. Instead you merely call anyone who disagrees with your twisted political viewpoint names. This is why you are now mocked with images - because they appear to be the only thing that someone of your limited intellectual capacity can comprehend.
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Unlike gwb who simply proclaims that it's all nonsense and refuses to engage in any discussion at all.
Fortunately, these "discussions" have had, have and will have absolutely nothing to do with the course of climate change. It couldn't care less.
Actually the discussions may be the basis for the proper political response to climate change (assuming people contact their representatives). Right now IMO we are spending tax dollars to fix a problem that does not exist. This is money that can be better spent on anti-poverty, education and other programs - but is being wasted to support a politically-driven "climate change" movement that is not supported by scientific reality.
I am probably the only person on this thread who has downloaded both the air and ocean temperature raw data and graphed it. I am certainly the only person on this thread who has ran the available temperature data sets through fraud filters - which the "corrected" temperature data sets all failed.
If only the world wanted to see your "fraud filters"!