Comment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by dh7fb
Is the AMO a player at it’s own in climate? My doubts increased after this operation: Take the TLT-Data from RSS from 1/1979…4/2012 and calculate the least-square 204-month trends according to Santer...
View ArticleComment on Climate science in public schools by WebHubTelescope
Edim, the people at realclimate and skeptical science absolutely encourage what I am doing. You don’t have the scientific intuition to realize that the activation energy for co2 is largely the same...
View ArticleComment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by Edim
AMO is just a temperature index like any other. I don’t understand why it’s often de-trended. Makes no sense to present it like that. There is a pretty strong correlation between solar cycle frequency...
View ArticleComment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by Willis Eschenbach
Further to my previous comments about reanalysis “data” being nothing but computer model output, I just compared the ERA40 and the NCEP/NCAR reanalysis model output with reality in the form of the...
View ArticleComment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by Curious George
Nick, thanks. Very nice indeed. Are you aware of anything similar for the USA? I know that Dr. Curry lamented here some time ago about a state of the numerical models in the USA.
View ArticleComment on Climate science in public schools by Paul S
Edim, There is absolutely no evidence for a decreasing airborne fraction. As I’ve noted there is some hint of an increase but nothing conclusive. Manacker’s graph fails to take into account...
View ArticleComment on Climate science in public schools by Paul S
Wrong column, so I’ll post again… Edim, There is absolutely no evidence for a decreasing airborne fraction. As I’ve noted there is some hint of an increase but nothing conclusive. Manacker’s graph...
View ArticleComment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by climatereason
Nick You say ‘… on the account you’ve given, it makes no sense. You’d only want a modified estimate of the temperature at some time/place for a purpose – to fit some theoretical postulate.’ The...
View ArticleComment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by Steven Mosher
Did you sample the reanalysis to match the sampling of hadcrut both in the temporal and spatial domain? A much better test would be to use a more complete dataset such as Berkeley earth which is more...
View ArticleComment on Climate science in public schools by Peter Lang
Wagathon, Well said. Have you seen “Environmentalism and the Decline of the West” (May 17): http://www.quadrant.org.au/blogs/doomed-planet/2012/05/environmentalism-and-the-decline-of-the-west It puts...
View ArticleComment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by stefanthedenier
Reason they switched from every year to ”decadel” is my fault. I kept pointing to the leading Warmist, politicians and editors, academics, bureaucrats, that: Swindlers pretending to know to one...
View ArticleComment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by Girma
The 1940-1970 cooling is natural, not man made: “Interdecadal 20th century temperature deviations, such as the accelerated observed 1910–1940 warming that has been attributed to an unverifiable...
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Comment on Climate science in public schools by Peter Lang
Beth, I am wondering if funding these events is next:
View ArticleComment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by WebHubTelescope
“What is the observational basis for varying e-folding time? “ Are you serious? All pure diffusional processes have a kernel solution that follows a power-law temporal dependence. It’s actually rare...
View ArticleComment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by Girma
Steven If the relationship between global mean temperature and CO2 concentration can not be determined from the observed values after removing from the global mean temperature components that are...
View ArticleComment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by Steven Mosher
The RC model is very appropriate. When you have something legible and understandable to publish complete with the source data and the source code, maybe you can join the debate. As it stands you are...
View ArticleComment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by Steven Mosher
I’d hardly call spencer and braswell the gold standard here.
View ArticleComment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by Steven Mosher
You are wrong. We have a name for this over at CA it is called the silence of the lambs. we criticize people all the time for failing to stand up and be counted WRT the mistakes that Mann made. I hold...
View ArticleComment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by Steven Mosher
There is no difference between fitting a series of points with a formula and using a formula to estimate coefficients. Dont be innumerate.
View ArticleComment on CMIP5 decadal hindcasts by WebHubTelescope
“So CO2 levels in the atmosphere and the ocean, at all depths, are supposed to be in ‘equilibrium’, but no one wonders why the oxygen levels in the atmosphere and the ocean, at all depths, are not at...
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