OK, let's take out the urban stations
Oh, and BTW, note......your "pause in warming since 98"?
Oh, and BTW, note......your "pause in warming since 98"?
I already did that for you.Quote from futurecurrents:
OK, let's take out the urban stations
pardon but what exactly do you think causes tornadoes, temper tantrums of nymphs perhaps?Quote from futurecurrents:
There was never any widespread predictions of more tornadoes. Stronger and more pronounced weather events both hot and cold, dry and wet, but not more tornadoes.
You mean that Global warming is saving lives...Gentleman, start your combustible engines.Quote from gwb-trading:
Remember how global warming would cause violent weather outbreaks? Tornado activity in the US was at a record low in 2012 since records started being kept six decades ago.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...-spectacular-spring-weather-continues-friday/
Quote from pspr:
I already did that for you.
But, you have to realize the manipulators who change the data you present. It's not honest data.
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2012/06/05/more-data-fiddling-this-time-in-noaas-enso-data/
You don't even have a clue how all that data is collected and combined. You make statements without even looking into how things are computed and possibly manipulated.Quote from futurecurrents:
Yes, thousands of thermometers, satellites, sea bouys, ice cores, tree rings, isotopes and melting ice everywhere has all been fraudulently manipulated.
You are simply fucking crazy.

Quote from futurecurrents:
Yes, thousands of thermometers, satellites, sea bouys, ice cores, tree rings, isotopes and melting ice everywhere has all been fraudulently manipulated.
You are simply fucking crazy.
Quote from gwb-trading:
The problem is that- as demostrated by the East Anglia emails - the data that is collected is deliberately manipulated. Information that does not agree with the previous agreed-upon 'concenus' is deleted, not used, or changed in value.
Never do climate change promoters use the entire data set without manipulation. The classic example is taking station readings representing 2% of the Antarctic land mass and ignoring data from the other 98% while trying to make a case that the ice is melting in the Southern Hemisphere.
Quote from Ricter:
So there's the ocean temperature chart. I figured the heat had to be going somewhere, unless the physical properties of the CO2 molecule had changed.