Not exact matches
«Although it had not been calculated before,» he says, «it was not surprising to find that for most
of the tropics and subtropics, the future summer
temperatures would be
out of bounds compared to what we have ever experienced.»
And as the world hit peak
temperatures during early March and began to back off a little, some
of that massive excess
of moisture was
bound to wring
out somewhere.
I know that some climate science / activists aren't «happy» with such mitigants (and often only work on the warming ones rather than the cooling ones), but it's interesting to see how the
temperature record is currently reflecting them all being
out on the table as we get closer to leaving the lower
bound of 95 % confidence on a very expensive climate modeling effort that is hardly very old.
True in the sense that even though the average
temperature reconstruction «makes sense» there is zero formal error estimation
of either the interpolation error
of the global surface
temperature reconstruction, or the quadrature thereof and hence the uncertainty in the
temperature record is completely unknown (save maybe sound extreme
bounds that one could probably work
out on a napkin).
Take the case that shows the most warming or warming rate even using the most cheating, and the
temperature is still well inside the
bounds of the past ten thousand years and it is not headed
out.
But if it was 1 point per year, it is not significant that the
temperature dribbled
out of bounds for one year.
If not, throw them all
out and look for something else, like, it snows more when oceans get warmer and more thawed and the more snowfall increases ice volume and more ice weight increases ice flow and the increased ice extent limits the upper
bound of temperature and causes cooling.