Sentences with phrase «general warming trend»

Now however, there are honest unknowns with the models and how they (slightly) mismatch histoical records... but they are accounted for in the big scheme of things... more work needs to be done... but it does not invalidate what the models are saying for general warming trends... unbrella anyone?

«Such decadal climate fluctuations are superimposed on the general warming trend, so that at times it seems as if the warming trend slowed or even stopped.

If so, it may even help slow — but not stop — the progression of the climate's general warming trend.

Regardless of the links between climate change and the current drought, a general warming trend during the past century in California has reduced year - round water availability through a combination of earlier melting of snowpacks and greater rates of evaporation.

«There have been drops of roughly a couple tenths of a degree previously, in spite of the general warming trend.»

An analysis of the historical temperature data for the state of Victoria in Australia, including the city of Melbourne, suggests an Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect but no general warming trend.

Improving each aspect of climate analysis is essential, many experts say, if the country is to move from pondering what to do about a general warming trend to considering consequences for particular regions and the likely impact on agriculture, ecosystems and water supplies.

Curiously, a general warming trend of UAH v6 relative to UAH v5.6 reverses in 1998, and flattens out in 2005 (ie, the onset of NOAA 18).

But Sir David says the «causal link» between man - made emissions and global warming is well - established and scientists can not explain the general warming trend over the past century without invoking human - induced effects.

If so, it may even help slow — but not stop — the progression of the climate's general warming trend.

The record is 133 years long and with a general warming trend.

In a chaotic weather system, these sort of effects can be expected: while there is a general warming trend, there are wide variations, which cause major ecosystem disruptions.

The general warming trend is 0.2 C per decade but El Nino could superimpose higher temperatures.

Human fossil fuel use is also behind a general warming trend in the oceans observed over the past 50 years that increases the resistance to CO2 uptake.

It's going to be harder and harder for climate deniers to spin, as the evidence becomes even more crystal clear (an anomalously hot, record - breaking El Nino - fueled 1998 allowed climate deniers to claim that there had been cooling since then, as until now that record had not been broken — though the general warming trend had continued throughout the 00s).