Jump to content
Snow?
Local
Radar
Cold?
IGNORED

An Assessment Of The Predictions Of The Commercial Company Global Weather Oscillations Inc And The Onset Of Global Cooling.


Iceberg

Recommended Posts

Posted
  • Location: Dorset
  • Location: Dorset

Well the figures for Hadley came out a couple of hours ago at 0.37 and a rank of I believe 7th warmest Jan on record (If you take the last 5 years including this one, then 2 are above this and 2 are below).

So for the record.

MSU came out at 7th warmest on record, GISS 6th warmest, NCDC 7th Warmest and Hadley 7th warmest.

I've attached a graph of the 3 various global temperature data sets. All show the reversal of the prediction of cooling throughout 2008/2009 and warming is certainly the predominent theme.

post-6326-1234963535_thumb.png

Edited by Iceberg
Link to comment
Share on other sites

Posted
  • Location: Mytholmroyd, West Yorks.......
  • Weather Preferences: Hot & Sunny, Cold & Snowy
  • Location: Mytholmroyd, West Yorks.......
When are we going to have the next El Nino?

GISS (Ithink) say later this year or early next.They say conditions already there at depth to overturn Nina/neutral conditions.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Posted
  • Location: Ocala,Florida USA
  • Location: Ocala,Florida USA
Well the figures for Hadley came out a couple of hours ago at 0.37 and a rank of I believe 7th warmest Jan on record (If you take the last 5 years including this one, then 2 are above this and 2 are below).

So for the record.

MSU came out at 7th warmest on record, GISS 6th warmest, NCDC 7th Warmest and Hadley 7th warmest.

I've attached a graph of the 3 various global temperature data sets. All show the reversal of the prediction of cooling throughout 2008/2009 and warming is certainly the predominent theme.

IPCC report ar4 (2007) wg1 chapter 5, executive summary, first paragraph, begins "The oceans are warming." and ends "Relative to 1961 to 2003, the period 1993 to 2003 has high rates of warming, but since 2003 there has been some cooling." Let's look at Hadsst2: 2001 0.342002 0.382003 0.412004 0.382005 0.382006 0.342007 0.282008 0.25

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Posted
  • Location: Dorset
  • Location: Dorset

Not sure what your trying to say GWO, tbh.

There has certainly but a much higher tendency for La Nina over the last 10 years. But my graphs are pretty clear cut and involve data since AR4 was written.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Posted
  • Location: Ocala,Florida USA
  • Location: Ocala,Florida USA
Not sure what your trying to say GWO, tbh.

There has certainly but a much higher tendency for La Nina over the last 10 years. But my graphs are pretty clear cut and involve data since AR4 was written.

Just not sure concerning conflicting information. Depending on the source we hear that oceans and land temperatures continue to climb. Then again, we see reports concerning a cooling ocean, and as many of have seen, cooler winters the past 2 years.

Then the satellite data on measuring the ice.

Just brings concern.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Posted
  • Location: Mytholmroyd, West Yorks.......
  • Weather Preferences: Hot & Sunny, Cold & Snowy
  • Location: Mytholmroyd, West Yorks.......

I feel sure that ,now we know both how to interpret the ARGO data and 'splice' it into ships data, we will find some 'unexpected' results from the worlds oceans (wouldn't that be a turn up for science??? LOL)

I don't think 'we' will be best prepared for the news though.

I get the feeling (and this is just my feeling ....a feeling which is mine......my feeling by A.N. Elk...LOL) that many of the climate systems (now under scriutiny by instruments crafted to measure change) will begin to give up very worrying data sets (even if measured for that 'one' system alone it would be cause for concern) and ,if you lump them all together, we will know our fate better. :)

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Posted
  • Location: Ocala,Florida USA
  • Location: Ocala,Florida USA

This is a report by Tino Naromi on the web site climate skeptics

Hadcrut3 temperature values here on Earth:

(baseline 1961-1990)

Global, ground-based:

2001 0.41

2002 0.46

2003 0.47

2004 0.45

2005 0.48

2006 0.42

2007 0.40

2008 0.33

last 12 months (02.2008-01.2009): 0.35

cooling from 2005 to last 12 months 0.13 degrees C

Oceans, buyos (SST):

2001 0.34

2002 0.38

2003 0.41

2004 0.38

2005 0.38

2006 0.34

2007 0.28

2008 0.25

last 12 months (02.2008-01.2009): 0.26

cooling from 2003 to last 12 months 0.15 degrees C

===============================

UAH, satellite (lower troposhere, 1-2 km)

===============================

2001 0.20

2002 0.31

2003 0.28

2004 0.20

2005 0.34

2006 0.26

2007 0.28

2008 0.05

last 12 months (02.2008-01.2009): 0.08

cooling from 2005 to last 12 months 0.26 degrees C

=================================

Sodankylä in Finnish Lapland (degrees C)

=================================

2001 -0.5

2002 -0.5

2003 0.4

2004 0.4

2005 1.5

2006 0.6

2007 0.8

2008 0.5

last 12 months (02.2008-01.2009): 0.1

cooling from 2005 to last 12 months 1.4 degrees C (arctic!)

=======================================

Mauna Loa CO2 annual increase (parts per million)

=======================================

2001 1.6

2002 2.6

2003 2.3

2004 1.6

2005 2.5

2006 1.7

2007 2.1

2008 1.6

=============================

Helsinki 2009, placement since 1910

=============================

January -2.8 degrees C, 34/100 (warmest 1930)

February -3.6 degrees C, 31/100 (warmest 1990)

==========================================

CET (Central England) last 351 years, 2009 placement

==========================================

January 3.0 degrees C, 209/351 (40% of Jan's warmer)

February 4.1 degrees C, 171/351 (51% of Feb's warmer)

Timo Niroma

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...