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Originally Posted by LASJayhawk
So we should ignore the real world temperature measurements continue to trend lower while the computer models that "prove" global warming are wildly inaccurate high?
Well, no. But we should be honest about what those "real world" measurements entail, as well as what they actually show.
You, below, are not really doing that. That's what happens when you do a quick Googlez search for what you hope to be true and present it as fact without checking your work.
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Originally Posted by LASJayhawk
All scientists were sure the earth was flat.
All scientists were sure scurvy was caused by lack of exercise.
All scientists were sure that South America and Africa were never connected.
Well, while saying "all" makes this lazy language a crock of s**t -- since your entire premise of denying climate change works off the 3% of scientists who deny the condition -- it is interesting that you have to go back 600 years to find some vaguely defined examples.
I use a similar "flat-earther" line trying to make a point when dealing with peak oil denialists, so I see what you're trying to do there. Much like oil depletion models, climate modelling is an extremely complex study where the data provides plenty to cherry pick. It's notable, though, how similar the strategy is between climate denialists and peak oil denialists. Lazy conclusions, truncated timelines, and outright falsehoods are sprinkled throughout their presentation.
This is no different.
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Originally Posted by LASJayhawk
The Red line is the consensus of the CO2 computer models. The green and blue lines are real world measurement.
It isn't happening. What part of that don't you understand?
So ****ing lazy. First, link the source for your eye candy. Don't just post some graphic attached to photobucket and hope it passes off as some "gotcha" for your team's dumb agenda. They aren't in your previous links, either, .. .you know, the ones for that laughable blog site "whatsupwiththat.com dot missthepoint. But, to your graphic, who made it? Is that Alabama-Huntsville? From when? What it the vertical axis? Celsius? Fahrenheit? A percentage? Are they using the newer models, where a cooling bias from the Stratosphere was removed? ... Do better.
Next, why are you presenting mid-tropospheric levels only, as your evidence, while conveniently ignoring the upper and lower levels?
Worst, why does your dumb argument also conveniently omit recorded surface temperature over the same timeline? Ocean temperature? You guys don't seem to like those readings, do you?
Awwww...
Why is it that you denialtards cherry pick at every phase of this debate, over and over and over again? Are you hoping -- if you throw some technical horse**** at a forum of
"yeah, color chart seems right" politards -- that no one will notice? At least link to it, like I just did.
Recall that one of the major effects of AGW is a cooling of the Stratosphere. So Stratospheric cooling adds a cooling bias to the microwave signals. The signal the satellite measures underestimates the Tropospheric temperature. This is most an issue with channels T2 & T3. For T2, around 15% of the signal originates in the Stratosphere and since the Stratosphere has cooled much more than the Troposphere has warmed the effect of this is more than 15% of the reading.
Yeah, see, they got smarter and adjusted for that. Because their understanding of the process evolved, NOT because they earned carbon credits for doing so.
So these various analyses clearly show that the Troposphere IS warming, as determined from multiple sources. And if anyone quotes satellite temperature data to make a point with you, make sure you ask them which series they are referring to. If they simply say ‘the satellite data from UAH’, they may not know what they are talking about.
Ding, ding!
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Originally Posted by LASJayhawk
NOAA set up over 100 weather stations across the country away from cities and towns starting a little over 10 years ago (USCRN) We only have a decade of data, but they show no warming at the surface in the last 10 years, they show a slight cooling trend.
Again, link what you think you are talking about... For context, if nothing else. Their parallel USHCN data, using 10x as many sites, provided a different result though, didn't it?
Meanwhile,
here's what NOAA ultimately concludes, and it doesn't seem to jibe with what your'e trying to pass off above:
… the climate change that is taking place because of increases in carbon dioxide concentration is largely irreversible for 1,000 years after emissions stop … Among illustrative irreversible impacts that should be expected if atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations increase from current levels near 385 parts per million by volume (ppmv) to a peak of 450-600 ppmv over the coming century are irreversible dry-season rainfall reductions in several regions comparable to those of the “dust bowl” era and inexorable sea level rise.
Ouch.
And, just for sample size, all of the various global temperature trend analyses show significant warming in the average temperature:
NASA GISS
CRU
Hadley Centre
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Originally Posted by LASJayhawk
Dude I'm sorry you bought part of the Brooklyn Bridge. I am. But don't expect me to buy in too.
Your dishonesty so far in this bid at reinforcing your "work-backwards-from-a-conclusion" platform is surpassed only by your arrogance in going about it.
Last edited by JiggsCasey; 06-29-2014 at 05:34 AM.