Sentences with phrase «hiatus in warming»

Media headlines touted the conclusion that science now shows that the recent hiatus in warming never existed.

People in the climate community are scratching their heads trying to understand the so called hiatus in the warming.

Another explanation for the recent hiatus in warming focuses on the internal variability of the climate system.

And then he has the cheek to end his account by throwing an accusation that «the glaring 15 + year hiatus in warming which is currently being swept under the rug.»

Whether the flattening is a temporary hiatus in warming or a much longer flat trend we shall have to wait to see.

And while you are considering the above figure, check out the «hiatus» in CO2 increase that occurred 1940 - 1960; its difficult to ignore that this could be driven by the grand hiatus in warming.

Indeed, the extended hiatus in warming, together with the unprecedented fall in solar activity, has furrowed the brows of not a few scientists, who have not as yet succumbed to the moral vanity of the global warming / climate crisis crowd.

That essentially erased an apparent hiatus in warming within the climate record, and caused tempers to flare.

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.

Thomas Stocker in London also diminished the importance of the recent hiatus in warming and stated that it would need to last for 3 decades before it meant anything significant.

«What this study addresses is what's better described as a false pause, or slowdown,» rather than a hiatus in warming, says climate scientist Michael Mann of Pennsylvania State University, University Park.

Roemmich said the study illustrates that the hiatus in warming of the sea surface and the lower atmosphere is not representative of the steady, continuing heat gain by the climate system.

It's a superb examination of what's known, and unknown, about what James Hansen, Susan Solomon and other climate scientists have described as a pause or hiatus in warming.

It seemed to me that the hiatus in the warming, which by then was approaching ten years in length, should not be dismissed as a statistical fluke.

There's a hiatus in the warming of the atmosphere.

Some have turned to solar activity or natural climate cycles to explain the hiatus in warming.

Higher ocean temperatures from global warming have been proposed, but in 2014, she and colleagues published a paper in Geophysical Research Letters in which they suggested that Haiyan formed during a hiatus in warming.

The latter continues a fairly steady upward trend while the surface temperatures and upper ocean heat content undergo a hiatus in warming after about 2004.

Together these results are consistent with ours - that a slowing in net forcing due to both anthropogenic activities and natural variability is responsible for the 1999 — 2008 hiatus in warming.