When considering long term climate trends, you need to filter out short term
weather anomalies like El Nino or volcanic eruptions - an easy way is to plot a 5 year average.
When considering long term climate trends, you need to filter out short term
weather anomalies like El Nino or volcanic eruptions - an easy way is to plot a 5 year average.
Not exact matches
«We deduced from the data what natural
weather and climate variations look
like, then found
anomalies in the data that looked more
like sudden one - off shifts from these natural variations and removed them,» said Prof Sherwood.
«Some organizations,
like Climate Central and extremists
like Bill McGibben, hype every major
weather anomaly as proof of the profound effects of human - induced global warming.»
Regarding the divergence problem for tree rings, is that an isolated incident or are there other climate or
weather «
anomalies»
like that from the early 1960's?
This is part of the problem, every bit of
weather is scrutinized, every multi yearly
weather anomaly,
like Paris flooding has 10 % of the manifested effects as «man made».
Maybe this is OT, but I was wondering, along with the divergence problem for some tree rings, if there were other «
anomalies»
like it in climate or
weather in the early»60s.
They used available data to deduce what climate and
weather variations would naturally look
like, discovering
anomalies.