Sentences with phrase «current hiatus»

The findings support the likelihood that a current hiatus in the world's year - on - year temperature increases — which have stalled since 1998 — is temporary.

The current hiatus will probably be followed by rapid warming as heat escapes the ocean, so we are unlikely to get another decade of no warming before 2030.

According to another recent study, the current hiatus may be our last for a while.

A group of researchers find a new reason for the current hiatus of global warming: the Atlantic Ocean could be keeping things cooler by drawing heat into its deepest fathoms.

«There was talk [of a one - off Sherlock episode in the middle of the current hiatus, but] amongst people who have nothing to do with Sherlock, I'm afraid.»

This current hiatus will be the longest the series has seen, going over the previous length of 79 issues.

Our results show that the current hiatus is part of natural climate variability tied specifically to a La Niña like decadal cooling.

They relate the current hiatus period at the surface and a deeper penetration of the warming into the ocean with changes in the trade winds on the subtropical Pacific (intensification).

The signals that we are interested for the current hiatus of the past 15 years came down from above and have not reached the part of the ocean below 2000 m.

In 2009 Zhaohua Wu contacted me about a paper that he, Norden Huang, and other colleagues were in the process of writing in which they attributed the stair - step behavior in the rate of global warming, including the current hiatus, to Atlantic multidecadal variability.

There's been a burst of worthy research aimed at figuring out what causes the stutter - steps in the process — including the current hiatus / pause / plateau that has generated so much discussion.

The underlying anthropogenic warming trend, even with the zero rate of warming during the current hiatus, is 0.08 C per decade.

We did not predict in our Science paper that the current hiatus will last another decade or two.

And 18 years happens to be equal to the duration of the current hiatus / pause.

Only someone motivated by emotion or politics (or impaired by profound stupidity) would attempt to spin the current hiatus as «the end of the AGW scare».

«When the internal variability that is responsible for the current hiatus switches sign, as it inevitably will, another episode of accelerated global warming should ensue,» the paper's authors write.

I think this has a strong bearing on how commentary on the current hiatus should go.

Could it be that the current hiatus is just the calm before the storm!

The paper being discussed here makes the claim that the current hiatus in warming is due to the heat going into the Atlantic ocean as the Atlantic ocean is currently in the 30 year cooling phase of it's ~ 60 year warming / cooling cycle.

Specifically, if the variability controlling the current hiatus is linked to longer - term sequestration of heat into the deep ocean, this might require us to recalibrate future projections.

This clearly shows that the impact of the current hiatus is effectively non-existent in the context of long term warming.