Our housing market is on a marked
cooling trend.
The predicted slowdown in Oakland home prices is part of a broader, nationwide
cooling trend, according to housing analysts and economists.
A cooling trend could also ease some of the affordability issues we've seen across the state.
That would be less than one fourth of the year - over-year gain that occurred over the previous 12 months, suggesting that
a cooling trend is on the horizon.
Despite a potential
cooling trend, the Santa Ana real estate market could be one of the stronger performers within the broader Orange County metro area.
While that does signal
a cooling trend, it's still higher than the company's national outlook (for a 2.6 % price gain over the next 12 months).
The general consensus is that 2018 will mark
a cooling trend where home prices are concerned.
So, from an economic standpoint,
a cooling trend could be just what the market needs right now.
In other Bay Area housing market news, real estate professionals from around the region are reporting what they feel are the early signs of
a cooling trend.
A cooling trend in the housing market would give wage growth a chance to catch up, and should help normalize a market that has been overheated in the past.
Despite a potential
cooling trend, home prices in the Boston real estate market will likely continue rising for the foreseeable future (i.e., the next few years).
So these home price forecasts suggest a continued
cooling trend for California's housing markets.
A cooling trend in the Bay Area real estate market could also help ease some of the affordability issues that have been reported recently.
In fact, we're seeing a general
cooling trend in many major cities already, particularly those that experienced larger - than - average home price gains over the last year (such as San Francisco).
There is also evidence that the warming trend has stopped, for example, a slight
cooling trend in the last decade, and that the sun's cycles have more to do with climate warming and cooling than anything we are capable of doing But none of that matters.
Data indicating periodic
cooling trends were suppressed.
Be the first to rock this quirky
cool trend and start wearing them now with a crisp leather jacket and some hot knee - high boots.
I think he doing the lips in a satirical way making fun of others who think it is
a cool trend.
Do you think this latest upsurge in interest is a reflective of a real change in people's priorities, or just the latest
cool trend?
If average warming is instead caused by increased carbon dioxide, then
a cooling trend is unlikely to start on its own.
That and the fact that somebody in EU leadership could be even remotely responsible for economic disaster it will create with absolute no effect whatsoever (or they will hijack
the cooling trend the Earth is experiencing (for last 5000 years or so), for their own victory).
Ann Winterton (Con) says the current weather cycle «clearly indicates
a cooling trend».
That cooling trend wouldn't have reversed naturally for at least another 4,000 years.
«Instead, the shift to higher temperatures during the 20th century reversed the millennial scale
cooling trend.»
«But in 2001,
the cooling trend stopped abruptly with an extremely warm weather event.
James Zachos at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and colleagues, have shown that the Earth has been on a long - term
cooling trend for the past 65 million years (Science, vol 292, p 686).
And indeed, analysis of Northern Hemisphere weather statistics showed that
a cooling trend had begun in the 1940s.
The team identified
a cooling trend in the Pacific Ocean and a very slight warming trend in the Atlantic Ocean since the late 1990s.
He and other early climate researchers say they did not predict a global
cooling trend but simply suggested the possibility.
The planet entered a long - term
cooling trend.
The region had undergone a long
cooling trend, so game was scarce, and people had to find other food.
A 2000 - year - long Arctic
cooling trend seen in a surface air temperature reconstruction was reversed during the last century.
The cooling trend was reversed during the 20th century, with four of the five warmest decades of our 2000 - year - long reconstruction occurring between 1950 and 2000.
A more recent
cooling trend was interrupted by last year's El Nino.
We would be in a long - term
cooling trend.
Some also argued that the effects of aerosols and pollutants, which block sunlight and facilitate cloud formation, would enhance
this cooling trend.
«Paleoclimate researchers find connection between carbon cycles, climate trends: Carbon cycling research can help scientists predict global warming and
cooling trends.»
«Climate is not a simple science; many small factors determine what exactly leads to global warming and
cooling trends,» MacLeod said.
The writing is on the wall, after 23 years of no significant warming and the last 8 years showing a slight
cooling trend, there is every chance that we could see a steeper
cooling trend arrive, PDO, AMO, Livingston and Penn (ap?).
(It is not inconsistent with an overall
cooling trend either).
This may have occurred because the continents were clustered around the equator, and so a warm Earth would be much more vulnerable to slight
cooling trends that trigger a Snowball period.
When these same models are forced with only natural radiative forcing during the 20th century [see e.g. Crowley (2000)-RSB- they actually exhibit a modest
cooling trend.
As a little example Rapp quotes him saying the context of satellite tropospheric temps: «if the influence of the prominent El - Nino of 1998 were ignored, the globally averaged temperature of the atmosphere would display
a cooling trend».
The fact that the observed long term trend shows warming strongly suggests that there isn't an underlying long term
cooling trend and the overall warming is unlikely to be due to natural variability.
Can you provide a more plausible mechanism explaning
a cooling trend occasionally masked by natural variation?
So do I think the Earth is on
cooling trend?
On the other hand, in a laypersons debate on another site, the argument was made that the earth is now on
a cooling trend since 1998.
As far as I can tell, the smart money is betting on
a cooling trend in GMST that will last another 20 years or more.
Robust global ocean
cooling trend for the pre-industrial Common Era.
Looking at different locations in Germany, the East German station of Erfurt / Weimar shows the same January
cooling trend despite rising CO2 concentrations.