Sentences with phrase «solar forcing»
Hmm... However, see our posts on one potential mechanism for solar forcing of climate.
realclimate.org
I've seen predictions, based on solar forcings, that the next 20 years or so will be somewhat of a cooling trend.
Because all of the above tricks work for solar forcings as well as greenhouse gas forcings.
Our analysis shows that the most likely contribution from solar forcing a global warming is 7 ± 1 % for the 20th Century, and is negligible for the warming since 1980.
Your reasoning is that the signal given by much warmer temperatures may not be attributable to CO2, and only solar forcing generated this winter heat wave, rings wrong.
The issue is not the oceans thermal inertia, but the much too small solar forcing.
This question is addressed for suggested solar forcing mechanisms operating on time scales from billions of years to decades.
Therefore, until new evidence becomes available, we are in a situation where different approaches and hypothesis yield different solar forcing values.
This would likely apply to long - term solar forcing as well.
This graph shows the relative importance of solar forcing when compared to other factors.
In exactly the same way as on a daily basis the peak temp is in mid afternoon, & the peak solar forcing is at noon.
I suspect the same analysis with the same solar forcing calibration would find a substantially smaller contribution if brought up to date.
It probably had to do with things like albedo feedbacks and possibly solar forcings that we don't understand yet.
There is strong evidence that excludes solar forcing, volcanoes and internal variability as the strongest drivers of warming since 1950.
Or about the importance of solar forcing research in the overall climate science picture?
It is thought that solar forcings played a role, and low levels of volcanic activity may also have contributed.
So then you talk to them about the difference between solar forcing and human forcing.
This would likely apply to long - term solar forcing as well.