Sentences with phrase «similar warming trends»

Although urban heat islands are undeniable, many CO2 advocates argue that growing urbanization has not contributed to recent climate trends because both urban and rural communities have experienced similar warming trends.

If you looked at other periods in a computer run with similar warming trends would they all have the same spatial pattern as the one you investigated, is it possible that some might more closely resemble the spatial pattern of the observed data?

Also, both the CRU and GISS data show a similar warming trend of 0.6 C / century.

We show that the Antarctic stratospheric warming has close correlations with sea surface temperature (SST) increases, and that general circulation model simulations forced with observed time - varying SSTs reproduce similar warming trend patterns in the Antarctic stratosphere.

Not exact matches

That was unexpectedly close to the 0.09 C warming trend found when similar research was published in 1994 with only 15 years of data, said Dr. John Christy, director of UAH's Earth System Science Center.

I often see the warming trend of the last few decades explained away as «It's the PDO» or something similar.

A linear trend fit to the annual mean anomalies the last 17 years suggest similar warming rates as reported by Grant Foster and Stefan Rahmstorf.

«Note that the change in spread shouldn't be automatically equated with a change in climate variability, since a similar pattern would be seen as a result of regionally specific warming trends with constant local variability»

Demonstrate that warming in the past tells us that warming will continue into the future, despite the fact that a very similar trend in the opposite direction during the middle of the 20th century convinced so many that we were headed for another ice age.

The basic picture is the same — 2008 is a cool anomaly on the back of a warming trend and is very analogous to similar cool anomalies that occur in the models at random intervals.

What if history repeats itself and the warming trend we currently have will be followed by a cooling period similar to what is known as the «little ice age»?

We see a global warming trend that is very similar to that previously reported by the other groups.

The 10 Earth System Models used here project similar trends in ocean warming, acidification, deoxygenation and reduced primary productivity for each of the IPCC's representative concentration parthways (RCP) over the 21st century.

Our increased understanding of trend uncertainty aloft means that we can no longer dismiss warming aloft of similar or greater magnitude than at the surface over the satellite record.

2 — For future planning, it is more likely the world will be warmer rather than colder even if you exclude potential human - caused forcing (i.e. based on a continuation of the current overall trend, which has been broadly similar for a couple of centuries).

Ian Blanchard writes» — For future planning, it is more likely the world will be warmer rather than colder even if you exclude potential human - caused forcing (i.e. based on a continuation of the current overall trend, which has been broadly similar for a couple of centuries).»

Muller testified before congress on March 31, 2011 where he released preliminary results showing «a global warming trend that is very similar to that previously reported by the other groups [NOAA, NASA, and the Hadley Center Climate Research Unit (CRU) s].»

If the rural trends of Figures 11 and 12 are representative of global trends, then this indicates that the 1980s - 2000s «global warming» was balanced by a similar period of «global cooling» in the decades before that.

Sorry paper gets a bit fat ZERO due this statement (below) obviously forced on anyone trying to get something worthwhile published in that garbage Journal NATURE «though similar decadal hiatus events may occur in the future, the multi-decadal warming trend is very likely to continue with greenhouse gas increase.»

P.S. «Although similar decadal hiatus events may occur in the future, the multi-decadal warming trend is very likely to continue with greenhouse gas increase.»

Or is the recent warming trend of 0.2 deg C per decade for the period 1970 - 2000 is just the warming phase of the multidecadal oscillation similar to that for the period 1910 - 1940?

A similar cooling trend was reported in the 1993 paper, «Absence of Evidence for Greenhouse Warming over the Arctic Ocean in the Past 40 years».

Guest poster Jens Raunsø Jensen on WUWT created a very similar graphic to Figure 1, trying to argue that global warming can be modeled with step functions rather than a linear trend.

Does the person who says were just seeing a natural trend here similar to past ice ages and warming trends.....

Unlike the continental U.S., with its abundance of micro and regional climates, the small island area of Great Britain affords less climate variety yet produces similar warming / cooling trends over the recent past.

Short term ups and downs in TLT (and also in surface temperatures) have been common historically during the past century's warming trend, and current temperature behavior has been similar in this regard.

The subset of records (14 stations) extending back to the early 1960s suggests that the recent warming trends were preceded by similar widespread cooling trends.

As Chris Ho - Stuart has pointed out below the divergences between the various temperature datasets in the past decade or so are as large as the divergence in the SST dataset that would be required to explain the two features that have given rise to the apparently similar length warming trend of 1910 - 1940.

Similar to the remaining warming trend in Foster and Rahmstorf (2011) after the short - term noise was filtered out, Lean and Rind found a very steady human - caused global warming trend from 1979 to 2005 (Figure 2d, green line), having contributed to more warming than has been observed over that period.

See also global surface temperatures ca. 1940 when there was a similar «plateau» within an overall trend of warming.

The histograms all show similar average warming trends and the stations with the longest measurement durations show the least dispersion of temperature trends.

Similar to Tamino's results, Clear Climate Code found that the dropped weather stations show a greater warming trend than the kept weather stations.

Yet, as this charts reveals, the per century warming trends are remarkably similar with the fastest warming acceleration happening in the earlier period.

I often see the warming trend of the last few decades explained away as «It's the PDO» or something similar.

Basil Newmerzhycky: I won't bore you with the «2014 will be warmest year of all» hype, but it is almost certain, and with a greater likelihood of an accelerated warming trend well into the next decade at twice the rate of the previous one, similar to the 0.2 deg C.

One shows a statistically significant warming (at more than 90 % probability) very similar in magnitude to the surface temperature trends, the other one doesn't.

Instead, however, Professor Muller reported that his groupâ $ ™ s preliminary results find a global warming trend â $ œvery similar to that reported by the prior groups.â $

Meanwhile, Global Warming's Six Americas, an ongoing joint project of Yale University and George Mason University, reported a similar trend from its own survey of 1,000 people.

In the middle Miocene (~ 18 - 12 Ma), major climate change trends appear to be coupled to pCO2 changes; however, in the late Miocene (~ 12 - 5 Ma), climate was warmer than today even while pCO2 was similar to today, indicating a decoupling between long - term climate evolution and pCO2 change.

Andrew Bolt in Australia has a similar fair question, which seems to be nearly impossible for the Australian alarmists who created the New Zealdn warming trend to answer:

«The most important thing is that it shows that the rate of migration is lower than recent and anticipated warming,» said Dr. Oechel, «and it implies that if there's a continual trend at a rate similar to this, species won't be able to keep up with their new thermal zones as they move higher and higher.»

a BP, when Salix arctica, which is considered a warmth - loving plant, had a maximum,» that (3) «comparisons with Holocene records from East and North Greenland show similar immigration histories and similar trends, with the Little Ice Age as the coldest period during the Holocene, culminating about 150 years ago,» and that (4) «subsequent warming does not indicate environmental conditions comparable to the HTM yet at this stage.»

=== > that's equal to a 96 °C per century warming trend if NASA continues with a pattern of similar «corrections.»

Flaws and unwarranted adjustments to old data in US records have doubled the warming trend there, and similar flaws show up in New Zealand, Australian, Dutch and Icelandic records, and seem to constitute the entire trend in some of these areas (in the raw data there is no trend at all).

This is also the case over Australia, where warming trends since 1979 are very similar for satellite and surface data.

For example, they pointed to additional temperature data gathered in the last few years, which have been substantially warmer than any similar string of years in many centuries; to improvements in computer models designed to project future trends; and to better understanding of the influence of other climate - influencing emissions, like particles of sulfates that can cool the earth by reflecting sunlight back into space.

Flaws and unwarranted adjustments to old data in US records have doubled the warming trend there, and similar flaws show up in New Zealand, Australian, Dutch and Icelandic records, and seem to constitute the entire trend in these areas (in the raw data these are not

Instead of the proposed positive feedback producing ever faster atmospheric temperature increases, the plot reveals a very strong warming trend that accelerated during the 2015/16 El Nino phenomenon, which then quickly decelerated to a per century trend of 4.3 degrees Celsius - and, in the recent past, similar deceleration patterns have lead to outright negative per century cooling trends.

It's something like moderately good news, in that the aerosol reduction & solar brightening are temporary in nature, and once adjusted to the new conditions, temperatures will continue to rise in Europe at a more modest rate of +0.2 C per decade, similar to the global warming trend.

A warming trend stilled the icers and Mother Nature now beckons believers in global warming (original definition) to a similar comeuppance.