Not exact matches
Despite the absence of warming in actual measured
temperature records over the last 16 years, and near -
record lows in hurricane and tornado activity, they still cry «wolf» repeatedly and try to connect every unusual or «extreme» weather
event to human emissions of plant - fertilizing carbon dioxide.
Figure 13 appears to imply that 6 % of each El Niño and La Niña
event remains within the global surface
temperature record and that it is this cumulative effect of ENSO
events that raises and
lowers global Sea Surface
Temperatures.
Masters's column then delves into specific
events from around the globe: extremely
low Arctic ice and rapid melting in Greenland; a radical shift from El Nino to La Nina; an Amazonian drought; a bizarre period for tropical cyclones and monsoons; floods, heat waves,
record rainfalls across the world; the strongest non-coastal storm in U.S. history; and a long list of countries that set
record high
temperatures.
If you look at data concerning
record low temperatures, they have not risen the way
record high
temperature events have.
Like a growing number of extreme weather
events, an increase in the number of
record - high
temperatures — and a concomitant decrease in the number of
record lows — is characteristic of a warming world.
A Media Matters analysis finds that news coverage of climate change on ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX remained
low in 2012 despite
record temperatures and a series of extreme weather
events in the U.S..
As notable as this week's cold wave was — bringing the coldest air seen since 1996 or 1994 over much of the nation — the
event failed to set any monthly or all - time
record low minimum
temperature records at airports and cooperative observing stations monitored by NOAA's National Climatic Data Center.