Sentences with phrase «warming pause seems»

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Rep. Lamar Smith (R - Texas), chairman of the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee, has been seeking documents regarding research that seemed to debunk the notion of a global warming slowdown or pause.

Dr. Swanson: Another question — This prediction of a pause in the warming seems somewhat similar to the prediction of Keenlyside et al., although, as I understand it, theirs is based simply on a direct model prediction (with an attempt, whether successful or not, to use realistic initial conditions in initializing their model).

That all times of enhanced coupling would tend to cause a pause in the warming trend does not seem likely.

However that is a statistical non-sequitur, based on a poor understanding of frequentist hypothesis testing, unless the test can be shown to have adequate statistical power (which seems never to be mentioned by those claiming a pause in warming).

Lovelock is a rare example of an over-alarmist, who then overreacted to what seemed to him like a warming pause in 2012.

Your conclusion seems to be that a warming trend continues unabated and the pause is purely due to short term variation.

it seems that they interpret your proposal as an explanation for the pause, not as a questioning on the amplitude of glowal warming...

However, it seems to me that when you add the energy involved in the atmosphere and the energy involved in melting arctic sea ice, the surface warming trend no longer shows a pause.

warming, or cooling, or a pause / standstill seem like the three choices.

There seems to be significant confusion on the issue of human caused global warming because some say that the warming has stopped, or paused.

Let's hope «the pause» in global warming does not last much longer since it unfortunately seems to project a cooling regime over the U.S.

This strawman rate of warming that never was that's magically paused seems contrived simply to allow people to throw around the pause word, when what is meant about the warming appears to be «failed to accelerate as much as predicted as soon as predicted» unless one means «accelerated warming» whenever one says «warming.»

Everyone seems to be jumping on the bandwagon to say that internal ocean variability is causing the pause, but this leads to questions about the role of oceans in the warming of the last quarter of the 20th century.

The «pause» discussion continues (see RC for a summary of recent coverage), which seems a bit silly to me, because it isn't really a «pause» at all, just a continued anthropogenically - forced warming with some other (anthropogenic and natural) forcings and internal variability added on, such that the trend is a little lower than most expected.

The bac - to - equilibrium - between - land - and - sea - surface - temperatures seems to happen whithin few years, escpecially if general warming / cooling pauses or reverses.