Not exact matches
It seems to me with the ocean
warming, there would be more el
nino years as GW progresses, and less la nina....
It was well known — and in fact had been demonstrated most recently in an article in Nature — that, while el
nino, along with volcanic eruptions, did explain a fair amoount of the short - term
year - to -
year variability in global temperatures, it could not accouny for the
warming trend., Had McLean et al somehow discovered something that had eluded the entire research community fir decades?
or «We expect 2007 to be the
warmest year on record due to the ongoing el
nino event» (remember that one from the HadCru guy at the beginning of January last
year?)
If one looks at 400 mb temps on the UAH site over the past 10
years, there has been no change, though
years with the el
nino it is
warmer than normal,
years with a la nina cooler.
Being a declining solar cycle, an el
nino, and the
warmest year on record.
We shouldn't take the
warm temps this
year too seriously / It's just the el
nino»
Slightly off topic, but when looking at the satellite temperature record, the big el
nino years seem really
warm.
EL -
nino was seen
warming since April, I've often wrote this
year was like 1997, the dust from Africa is quite known, interesting, I wonder if it is linked with a
warmer North Africa?