Sentences with phrase «bars show warming»
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The data also show a land bump, or sill, at the mouth of Skinfaxe glacier, which prevents warmer, deep Atlantic water (yellow on temperature bar) from reaching the ice.
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This will result in a warm pumpkin bar with melty marshmallow topping as shown in the pictures.
Avista Hideaway's Jacuzzi Suites are set to raise the bar on elevated elegance with a generous 70 sq m of space where guests can spread their wings and stylishly warm contemporary Thai design to complement the spectacular sea and skyscapes on show.
As the adjacent chart shows, the reported 2014 HadCRUT4 (HC4) global temperature with its estimated error bars (± 0.1 °C) may have been the warmest, and then again... there are 15 prior years that may have been warmer when considering all the error bar implications.
The bars show the spreads of the metrics for pathways with a resultant peak warming of 2 °C or 3 °C.
The bars show the spread of the metrics for pathways with a resultant peak rate of warming of 0.2 °C or 0.25 °C.
Chart showing that El Niño years tend to be among the warmest (red bars), but 2014 was record warm with no El Niño present.
The narrower, darker bars (including both polar regions) don't show any evidence of a «polar amplification» of the warming, although the signals from a warming arctic are combined here with a mostly cooling antarctic.
The green bar shows the amount of warming caused by human greenhouse gas emissions during that time.
Therefore, I think a statement like «The green bar shows the amount of warming caused by human greenhouse gas emissions during that time.»
The other end of the bar would warm up too but its thermometer would show a temperature peak that's slightly out of phase with the positive part of the cycle and it would show smaller magnitude swings in temperature.
Today all of them bar none say either that GW has existed since the LIA but it isn't largely due to humans or they say the climate scientists have manipulated the data to show dramatic warming when common sense says there hasn't been any significant warming.