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UV-RAY

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  1. To a point yes, but cold and warm cycles must have some net effect in itself?
  2. There was a paper that Dr Roy Spencer tried to get peer reviewed on this back in 2010, when I've time I'll post the link to his work regarding the correlation between both.
  3. There's plenty of stuff out there correlating the PDO and global temps. We also have to look at the poleward movement of the jet stream during this time, the reverse now seems to be happening.
  4. Yes it cooled between the 40s and 70s but that was down to a switch in the PDO. I think what we have to remember here though is that there is no one theory that fits all and that's the mistake we all make.
  5. Sorry it was poorly worded, yes it's a cycle but coupled with almost constant high solar output over the decades then this surely must have some sort of impact on global temps.
  6. I would say due to the residual heat content in the oceans still working its way through the system.
  7. Im still looking for the fabled hot spot in the tropics, the rest of your post is really just conjecture GW, nothing wrong with that as long as its not dressed up as facts. Thats all very well using ENSO as an excuse but the flip side of that is when ENSO was in its positive phase for thirty years, would that not account for much of the warming also.
  8. Lol, it should have said in Alaska, sorry for the confusion.
  9. I read an article today highlighting how this year up until now has been the coldest for 208 years, interesting times ahead whatever happens.
  10. Excellent stuff, you've far too much time on your hands, Lol. Interesting how July has buckled the trend.
  11. I agree, it takes more than an handful of bad summers and a couple of bad winters. It's very much a case of work in progress and waiting for further developments.
  12. Too add to this I would also say that oceanic heat content plays a key part, we are still flushing out the residual heat content of the positive cycle of the PDO. Also unti the NAO goes into its negative phase any talk of impending LIA needs to be put on ice.
  13. Theres no need to report it I just feel its off topic as are our posts.
  14. Off course he's entitled to his opinion but this thread isn't the place for it BFTV. It's been an interesting thread up until recently, we've had posters who don't frequent the climate forums contributing and the last thing we need is the usual Punch and Judy show. Can we all please keep on topic.
  15. No it hasn't, as looking at today's primary drivers infers one thing only and that is not what is being discussed here. Can we not just talk about that rather than make this a pro v against thread.
  16. Absolutely nothing to do with the thread title, why is it that some see this thread as a threat?
  17. Indeed and by looking at the NH profile over the lasyt five years we can still see a trend, look at how blocking highs have become entrenched over Russia as one example.
  18. You need to look at the bigger picture, there is more than one season and if you look at the last five summers there is definitely a trend, whether that means we are heading into a new LIA remains to be seen.
  19. Indeed RP, I would say that we was in a cool cycle both climate and oceans with the PDO being in its negative phase. But that's not the whole picture and it certainly is a conundrum.
  20. Blocking over high latitudes as we've seen over the last few years is mostly down to the effects of solar output, ice loss at this time of year isn't a factor due to there bring very little in the way of melting.
  21. I remember a peer reviewed paper by Dr Robert Essenhigh stating just that.
  22. Agree John, this would have been a great thread but this has now become an all too familiar Punch and Judy show.
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