Sentences with phrase «reading about climate models»

I've been reading about climate models for 20 years.

Have read about climate modelling out of the U.K. and Russia that shows Earth has actually entered a global cooling period (as of 2007) of perhaps a century or more... plausibly leading us into another mini-ice-age.

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It was interesting to read about the outcomes predicted by climate models for the year 2100 based on crucial decisions...

Hi, I don't mean to turn this into yet another sceptic thread, but I've read in another site that there apparently are doubts about current models assuming that climate sensitivity is constant.

(which I assume is intended to be read by someone with technical knowledge of climate modeling jargon) is that I've started wondering about how climate models handle volcanoes or geology like the Yellowstone caldera — regularly emitting «point sources» that transfer their climate effects globally.

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What really concerns me is that I've read a lot about climate models not being able to replicate the magnitude of abrupt regional temperature changes in the past, and Raypierre has said here that he fears that past climate records point towards some yet unknown positive feedback which might amplify warming at the northern latitudes.

The aim of climateprediction.net is to investigate the approximations that have to be made in state - of - the - art climate models (read more about this).

We already looked at how climate skeptics rely on a selective reading of the literature to highlight low estimates of climate sensitivity and use the divergence between climate models and measured temperatures to make conjectural statements about climate models being too sensitive to CO2, without considering other factors that could account for such divergence.

But yes, if you had bothered to read the editorial, you would see that he is very explicit about showing that modeling does an extremely poor job of making specific predictions about the impacts of climate changes.

The next time you read some horrific article about how global warming is going to make the sea - level rise, cause droughts, floods, and just about anything else you can name including 3 - eyed cows and cooties, remember that the climate model used to predict it is crap.

I'm just an old mechanical engineer and the whole idea that some scientists have the global climate system accurately modelled just pegged my BS meter even before I read about the the hockey stick and climategate.

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Everyone interested in global warming climate change 7 maths and physics should read about «Climate as a random walk» as a model fit its much much better than anythinclimate change 7 maths and physics should read about «Climate as a random walk» as a model fit its much much better than anythinClimate as a random walk» as a model fit its much much better than anything else.

4) To top it off, they use down scaling of climate models for the U.S. Any of us can read about the failure of down - scaling attempts.

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Instead, it was built to give meteorologists two temperature readings a day over about 96 percent of the planet to provide input into computerized weather prediction models, the forerunners of climate models.