A second statistical analysis showed that this increase also is very unlikely to be due to
chance weather variations alone, such as El Ninos or La Ninas.
Not exact matches
«The
chances of correctly predicting such
variations are much better than the
weather for the next few weeks, because the climate is far less chaotic than the rapidly changing
weather conditions,» said Latif.
We can translate those to mean sunspot activity, historical
weather data and
variations in magnetism to create a better
chance of accuracy than the limited variables in most forecasts, but especially those of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
The longer the period, the greater the
chance that a trend will be clearly distinguishable from the random
variation due to
weather.
«The
chances of correctly predicting such
variations are much better than the
weather for the next few weeks, because the climate is far less chaotic than the rapidly changing
weather conditions,» said Latif.