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Still unable to understand that Googling for the words "Theory of Global Warming" will not automatically get results for a scientific theory called "Theory of Global Warming", r-j
Still unable to understand that Googling for the words "Theory of Global Warming" will not automatically get results for a scientific theory called "Theory of Global Warming", r-j
It's likely nobody cares enough to even engage you in any way. I was doing you a solid by at least trying to educate you about what the OLR actually shows, which is scientific and interesting. Here's the adjusted satellite view of the day on the table.![]()
in the hope some soul will make sense of the obvious, but, you know, I got sick expecting everyone to acknowledge Earth's orbit is not circular, so I don't have high hopes.
No, you have confused the cloud top temperatures with climate data. It's why you can see the same IR signature over both poles, and at the equator, at the same time.Look carefully the region between 75N and 90N and appreciate how about a half of it -a tiny little bit less than a half- radiated more than 180 W/m2,
Nobody will care one way or the other.In a couple of days I'll reply this -and any comment that might arise on it- and say goodbye to this thread and topic.
I did in the very first response to the claims found on realclimate, by the Berkeley experts.So let's cut to the chase r_j.
I did in the very first response to the claims found on realclimate, by the Berkeley experts.
Their claims were so egregious, so completely out there
You have shown what was probably an error at one temperature station. I've seen far more evidence than that to suggest the moon landings were faked. It's really not much of a conspiracy theory is it? You really will have to try harder.
Knock yourself out trying to prove that claim is true and that this isn't a claim of fraud.
What I said is clear and not what you claim at all. You are stating false claims.To review. Two actively publishing climate scientists who work with this very data have indicated the presence of this weather station. You called them liars. Now you want us to go though the raw data to prove to you they are not?
The strawmen, the misdirection, the switching of the burden of prrof, and the obvious lies about what I've said, it's not scientific at all.Let me make this perfectly clear, these yahoos here are making a multitude of claims, with no evidence. False. The records from Chicago never show any days that hot, much less "a slew of days ". If they can't prove it, then they are indeed liars.
The continuos record is from the U.S. Court House 219 S Dearborn St., which moved to the University of Chicago, Rosenwald Hall, 58th St and University Ave, and at no time were they recording temperatures that high, much less ignoring such an event.
After that whopper, I doubt any claim you make. It's like these people are repeating some nonsense, and are unaware of how the NWS operated.
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It's most likely a complete waste of time, but then, that is the internet in brief. In regards to confusing OLR data with climate, one more time for the road.
It's likely nobody cares enough to even engage you in any way. I was doing you a solid by at least trying to educate you about what the OLR actually shows, which is scientific and interesting. Here's the adjusted satellite view of the day on the table.
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Here's some climate data for that month.
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It shows what you think isn't happening, if you could just grasp the difference between the two graphics. The fact that NH winters are milder due to being closer to the sun is so well known, it's like discovering the wheel.
No, you have confused the cloud top temperatures with climate data. It's why you can see the same IR signature over both poles, and at the equator, at the same time. Nobody will care one way or the other.
You are a funny man. Next time try to pass page one when you google something. You have such no idea at all about what you're talking about that even your prose reflects that: "...what the OLR actually shows, which is scientific and interesting". It reminds me kids making an impression of the adults they know and what they consider to be adult parlance.
A detail: none of your figures relate to OLR.Again, you shouldn't have embarked yourself in a fishing expedition if you don't know what a fish looks like.
Didn't you know you were excluded of the group of people my question was address too. You're underdeveloped to try and answer such questions, that's why the funny -amusing- things you come up with.
Tonight I'm answering the questions for those who should have known the answer. For you, next time try to start by not mixing up level 1 products with level 2 or 3 products.
People who makes a claim, (and one that is obviously woo woo), also claim that somebody else has to "prove it's not true", that is the very definition of woo woo behavior.
More woo woo tactics. If you really think I said that, just quote it. The reason you don't, is because of course you made it up, or in your parlance, you lied again.Sort of like you claiming scientists are all lying and then demanding we prove they are not...
Once more, unless you quote where I said that, you won't get a response. It's trolling. And you are claiming something that is not true.You called them liars.
Again, you are making things up, then expecting me to answer your made up nonsense. It doesn't work like that. What I stated is still available.especially since you have provided no evidence to support your assertion they are lying.
If they, or anyone really, could provide any evidence to support the claim, the matter would be far different. What I said, and still say, is easy to comprehend.Let me make this perfectly clear, these yahoos here are making a multitude of claims, with no evidence. False. The records from Chicago never show any days that hot, much less "a slew of days ". If they can't prove it, then they are indeed liars.
The claims about bad readings in the past are often easily debunked. Because they are completely false. http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2014/03/new-daily-temperature-dataset-from-berkeley/
Simply check the actual records, and you will find no record of any day that had a high of 113 in Chicago, from any weather station of any kind.
This is the problem when people make things up, and don't provide any evidence, like we see from Zeke Hausfather and Robert Rohde on realclimate.
It's why one should be skeptical.
r-j,If they, or anyone really, could provide any evidence to support the claim, the matter would be far different. What I said, and still say, is easy to comprehend.
It appears to be a false statement by the Real Climate guest commentary. Not the first time a guest commentator came with an exceptionally poor "facts" and/or "analysis"."you would find a slew of days in the late 1930s and early 1940s where the station currently at the Chicago O’Hare airport reported daily max temperatures above 45 degrees C (113 F)"
I already clearly stated my position about this. The reaclclimate yahoos were brought up, to explain why the past must be made colder. I quite rightly pointed out it was complete fabrication of reality, it's insultoing to the NWS, and it shows why skepticism is the way to approach claims like that.r-j,But hey, people make mistakes. It happens. My question for you would be where are you going with it?
It's one of those things we can find out. you show me where somebody has done that, I will find out.Do you think the homogenised daily temperature field is wrong too?
That's a different subject. But this wholesale cooling of the past, and even worse, raising the current temperatures, which does not match the data, it is a scientific travesty.It wouldn't ruin the whole climate models would it? Or would it?
No, and it seems somebody else checked the records and knows exactly why the claims are absurd. The adjustments to the record (or rather what is presented as fact) is a travesty. Especially when, as in the case of Chicago, looking at the data and the historic changes, shows the adjustments are completely wrong. The move from the University to the airfield clearly shows a change, but they adjusted the data the wrong way.We’ve already established that you have no basis for this claim..
macdoc said:. The raw data actually shows cooling for most of the world. Only after it's changed does it show drastic warming. But recently even the adjusted data shows cooling, not warming.
a total crock....you cannot support this claim as you've never been able to support you other bits of conspiracy records.
This all simply points to your abysmal lack of understanding of how statistics in climate work. Tiresome wilful ignorance of how science and math works.
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Guest commentary from Zeke Hausfather and Robert Rohde
Daily temperature data is an important tool to help measure changes in extremes like heat waves and cold spells. To date, only raw quality controlled (but not homogenized) daily temperature data has been available through GHCN-Daily and similar sources. Using this data is problematic when looking at long-term trends, as localized biases like station moves, time of observation changes, and instrument changes can introduce significant biases.
For example, if you were studying the history of extreme heat in Chicago, you would find a slew of days in the late 1930s and early 1940s where the station currently at the Chicago O’Hare airport reported daily max temperatures above 45 degrees C (113 F). It turns out that, prior to the airport’s construction, the station now associated with the airport was on the top of a black roofed building closer to the city. This is a common occurrence for stations in the U.S., where many stations were moved from city cores to newly constructed airports or wastewater treatment plants in the 1940s. Using the raw data without correcting for these sorts of bias would not be particularly helpful in understanding changes in extremes.
- See more at: http://www.realclimate.org/index.ph...e-dataset-from-berkeley/#sthash.vdvks41p.dpuf
http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2014/03/new-daily-temperature-dataset-from-berkeley/
That part is true of course.Daily temperature data is an important tool to help measure changes in extremes like heat waves and cold spells.
True, unless somebody wants to mix it all up, daily data hasn't been blended.To date, only raw quality controlled (but not homogenized) daily temperature data has been available through GHCN-Daily and similar sources.
There's where they have to provide sound evidence to support the claim. Especially for any changes made. Which is why what comes next is so wrong.Using this data is problematic when looking at long-term trends, as localized biases like station moves, time of observation changes, and instrument changes can introduce significant biases.
No, you don't find anything even close to that. It's so wrong in every possible way. Which is why the next thing is so hideous, and insulting.For example, if you were studying the history of extreme heat in Chicago, you would find a slew of days in the late 1930s and early 1940s where the station currently at the Chicago O’Hare airport reported daily max temperatures above 45 degrees C (113 F).
They are claiming the rooftop station showed higher readings, when in fact it always shows cooler temperatures than the airfields. Except for winters, where it shows higher readings at times, due to the huge lake right next to it.It turns out that, prior to the airport’s construction, the station now associated with the airport was on the top of a black roofed building closer to the city.
That may be true, but that doesn't mean the temperatures all became somehow cooler now, in fact, each situation is different.This is a common occurrence for stations in the U.S., where many stations were moved from city cores to newly constructed airports or wastewater treatment plants in the 1940s.
No, the raw data actually shows all kinds of things, important things, and it is the blanket changes made on faulty assumptions that all the past has to be adjusted, that isn't helpful. In fact, it's a travesty.Using the raw data without correcting for these sorts of bias would not be particularly helpful in understanding changes in extremes.
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Last February Climate scientists had 8 explanations for the pause in global warming
Now Climate scientists have 52 explanations for the pause in global warming
If they keep this up can we call them deniers ?
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2014/09/...-the-pause-in-global-warming-is-now-up-to-52/
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It seems the Berkley "scientists" didn't know that when a station "moves" in Chicago, it means the official readings are then used from the new station, not that they actually move the equipment. The old station continues to take readings. So not only is there an abundant set of readings from multiple stations, even after the official station "moved", you can actually check each one, and compare them to each other.
Which of course they did all the time. Is there any possible evidence for this claim of a slew of 113 degree readings?
I can actually ask the NWS.
There is no pause in AGW Arnold ...move on - gets tiresome.
"There is no pause" ... is actually #5 on the list