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Fixed that for you.
No its called El Nino.What is happening is obvious and it's called Global Warming. This reminds me nobody never answered these simple questions: Why temperatures around the North Pole are 4°C above the normals during Winter, less above the normal in Spring and Autumn, and about normal during Summer?
No its called El Nino.
The hilite is called weather.
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No its called El Nino.
The hilite is called weather.
The link between manmade carbon emissions and global warming has been hotly contested, as a lack of research meant scientists couldn’t say that emissions created a specific damage. That link however, has now been measured in various cases, according to a new study.“The paper is the first to systematically assess regional scale impacts of climate change and their relation to anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions, introducing a systematic evaluation of confidence levels … through a newly developed algorithm,” said Christian Huggel, a senior researcher from the University of Zurich, who was not involved in the study.
In the report published Monday in Nature Climate Change, researchers Gerrit Hansen and Dáithí Stone found that a connection between recent regional climate trends and manmade climate change, shows that many of the damages on natural and human systems can be attributed to global warming.
... and slugs to eat them. The blighters are never out-of-season around here these days.Strawberries in December...http://phys.org/news/2016-01-europe-winter-warmth-nature-tailspin.html
Time to roll out Al Gore. Oh look, somebody did.The weather is on a bit of a roll at the moment. Historic floods in the UK and USA, historic highs at the North Pole, Australia experiencing record heat waves and killer fires.
Time to roll out Al Gore. Oh look, somebody did.
According to a comment on WUWT there's yet another Pause, this one starting in May '97 and a month shorter than the last, which started in Jan '97 (and is now over, of course, like all that went before). I doubt we'll be hearing much more about them.
So ... Al Gore is fat.
You know nothing...El Nino is a factor ....AGW overlays the natural inside the box cycles like El Nino.
We might expect the global surface temperatures to peak in February or March of 2016, assuming 2016 surface temperatures mimic those of 1998. Surface temperatures remained elevated through to the second half of 1998, when they began to show noteworthy drops. Once again, we could expect surface temperatures to continue to drop in 2017 is response to the 2016/17 La Niña…if one forms, which is likely.
CLOSING
The responses of global surface and lower troposphere temperatures in 2015 are what we would expect for a strong El Niño. In 2016, if global surface and lower troposphere temperatures continue to respond as they had to the 1997/98 El Niño, we can expect global surface and lower troposphere temperatures to be higher in 2016 than they were in 2015.




A decade from now there will still be a “pause”, this one will have started 2015.
According to a comment on WUWT there's yet another Pause, this one starting in May '97 and a month shorter than the last, which started in Jan '97 (and is now over, of course, like all that went before). I doubt we'll be hearing much more about them.
I can remember El Niño years where we have been in a drought situation and a “March miracle” occurred, literally filling reservoirs in a space of a week. That might be possible again with this good head start.
Of course, whether it is good news or bad news for California’s water year, I’m sure “climate change” will get the blame.
Jesus, Haig... Pay attention to what you're doing. You already made that exact post 5 minutes ago.
Indeed.Isn't this a cloaked admission that global warming is actually occurring? You can't have two distinct "pauses" if there wasn't something going on between them.
I think the official Keeper Of The Pause is Christopher Monckton, the swivel-eyed viscount, so one would need to consult the GWPF for confirmation. Haig usually reports on it so can presumably enlighten us.Of course, it sounds like that's just the claim of some site visitor, so I don't know how much it represents the "official" position of WUWT.
Sorry about that double post, just in too much of a hurry again but I've edited it to what I intended now![]()
What is not so funny is the implied insult about the knowledge of the generally climate science savvy posters in this thread from you Haig:Ah! it's really funny when you lot think the Sun has so little to do with climate change.
Good to know that WUWT is still capable of writing quite dumb posts!Good to know the chocolate makers and going to protect our chocs from Global Warming.