The shaded area in Fig. 2B shows the 10 — 90 % confidence intervals for the global temperature signal associated with higher order,
oscillatory discriminants taken from the same ensemble of climate simulations as above.
The heavy line in Fig. 2B shows the global temperature anomaly associated with these observed
oscillatory discriminants consists of an interdecadal global mean temperature fluctuation effectively identical to that in Fig. 1A.
Not exact matches
The lack of a forced SST - associated
oscillatory signal in models suggests global temperature anomalies inferred from higher order observed RASST
discriminants should signify internal variability.