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    Or we may find that the sun is responsible for the warming, and that man has pretty much zilch to do with any warming, or cooling. Just a thought!!
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    And June!
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    Agree, there's only so many times you can go up the garden path, before you get bored of the scenery!!
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    Taxi for Pachauri!
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    Have to agree with you Dev, I can't see an iceberg, no matter how big, having much of a global impact.
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    Surprised how early the first band reached here, already left a light covering!
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    Thanks for the reply Iceberg, couldn't agree more. Spencer one of the few sceptical scientist scientist out there, without an hidden agenda!
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    Your right Iceberg, none of this does prove AGW. I still stand by my Oceans are like radiators theory, it's as a good an explanation as any I've seen!
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    To me it looks like the GFS is doing what it as done all winter, and that is by putting too much engery in the Northern arm of the jet. Come nearer the time , that front won't make it any further than Northern England, probably not even that far North!
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    Arrogance comes before a fall sss! You asked me to show you proof that we haven't warmed in the last 13 years, I was going to post the evidence, but then thought, "what is the point"! You my dear friend are so entrenched in your way of thinking, that any evidence presented, will be cast aside like a pros knickers. Any how time to take some annual leave from the climate threads, there's a stench around here that I don't like!
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    13 years and no GLOBAL warming, only static temps. So it's the blind leading the blind then!
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    Agree, looks like the Northern extent of the snow will be Cheshire, maybe into the Manchester area. I felt that all of the NW would see some snow tomorrow night, but again looking less likely at the moment.
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    Good Post Tamara, lot's for sss to ponder on. Though I doubt very much he will, after all being part of the AGW school of thought, leaves little in the way of backtracking. It's a case of, the evidence is indisputable, even when their bold past predictions of winters will become and warmer and wetter, fall by the wayside within a couple of years. So we get the same old same old, global temps are rising, but the overall evidence for this shows no warming for over 13 years.
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    Well having read two pages of geographical preferences, I had to do a double take to make sure this was the Model mood thread ( By the way, one place I wouldn't like to live is the SE, any where but there so to speak ). Back on topic, tomorrow night is indeed looking like giving my location a good dumping of snow, but I have a feeling this front won't make it as far North as Cheshire. Still in the reliable time frame, plenty of opportunities for a snow event.
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    I'll have a trawl of the net to see if I can find anything. I too find it unlikely, that contrails could effect a large enough area to affect surface temps. Here we go c026p001.pdf
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    Surprised me too, any showers last night, where showing to be in the South of the region. I wouldn't be surprised ( again ) if Thursday/ Friday, brought some significant snow to the region.
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    Interesting point you raise there GW, regarding cooling and the Jet age. I wonder if anyone has found a correlation between the two?
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    Oh dear, the plot thickens!!
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    And 13 years of static temps, could this be a new trend?
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    That's if the MWP and LIA where regional and not global, the problem there is a combination of unreliable proxies, and sparse data from the SH. Certainly a good idea on starting another thread on it Jethro!
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    It would certainly cast further doubt, as to whether AGW is having much impact on global temps.
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    I have to take issue regarding this, hurricane activity in the Atlantic, as been on the decline over the last few years. How anyone can state otherwise, is simply misleading and inaccurate!
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    Maybe that's why is papers are mislaid!
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    Yes it appears cupids arrow missed it's target completely, for some on here! Back to the models, who would be a forecaster this coming week. Rain to Snow, Snow to Rain, and some sunshine in between!
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    Aye he did Dev, straight from the horses mouth so to speak! To be fair I think he genuinely did lose it, it just doesn't look good with all that as happened1
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