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Only a blind lemming would believe otherwise. Predicting the climate is about as productive as dogs chasing cars. But that doesn't stop the lemmings from shaking in their boots when the climate predictors tell us all the bad things that will happen soon. Meanwhile, we are paying these leeches millions to sit around like grade school kids and develop useless climate models.
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Predictions of unprecedented rainfall extremes in the 20th century driven by global warming turned out wrong, a study said Wednesday, casting doubt on methods used to project future trends.
A massive trawl of Northern Hemisphere rainfall data for the last 1,200 years revealed there had been more dramatic wet-dry weather extremes in earlier, cooler centuries before humans set off fossil fuel-driven global warming.
This is problematic, said a study in the journal Nature, as the same data models used to anticipate that global warming would cause record rainfall extremes in the 1900s, are the basis for projections of things to come.
"It might be more difficult than often assumed to project into the future," the study's lead author Fredrik Ljungqvist of Stockholm University told AFP of the findings.
Only a blind lemming would believe otherwise. Predicting the climate is about as productive as dogs chasing cars. But that doesn't stop the lemmings from shaking in their boots when the climate predictors tell us all the bad things that will happen soon. Meanwhile, we are paying these leeches millions to sit around like grade school kids and develop useless climate models.
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Predictions of unprecedented rainfall extremes in the 20th century driven by global warming turned out wrong, a study said Wednesday, casting doubt on methods used to project future trends.
A massive trawl of Northern Hemisphere rainfall data for the last 1,200 years revealed there had been more dramatic wet-dry weather extremes in earlier, cooler centuries before humans set off fossil fuel-driven global warming.
This is problematic, said a study in the journal Nature, as the same data models used to anticipate that global warming would cause record rainfall extremes in the 1900s, are the basis for projections of things to come.
"It might be more difficult than often assumed to project into the future," the study's lead author Fredrik Ljungqvist of Stockholm University told AFP of the findings.
The "global warming" scam has simply used a natural climate trend to extort money out of people.
Sadly, what the earth needs is MORE CO2, NOT LESS. We are at geological lows for CO2 levels. The ultimate demise of the planet, turning it into an inhabitable wasteland, will be caused by TOO LOW OF CO2 LEVELS far before the sun goes into supernova.
I was reading some news on a site somewhere, and there's stories on the side that you can click on if the headline is interesting enough to you. One such headline said this:
"Whether We Agree or Disagree, Global Warming Is Real..."
They just aren't even trying to hide their agendas anymore, are they? What is sad is that this kind of wording actually works on idiots.
Personally I would prefer the warm weather come to me instead of having to move me to some southern place. It would be less expensive for me that way. Let The Warming begin.
Oooh...it's difficult? Duh!! That's why I rely on scientists to help inform me on this and not people who "just know what I've read on the internet." Getting to the moon was difficult and there's still plenty of bozos that think that was a hoax too. Because, after all, it's on the internets.
Last edited by biggunsmallbrains; 04-06-2016 at 03:50 PM..
The "global warming" scam has simply used a natural climate trend to extort money out of people.
Sadly, what the earth needs is MORE CO2, NOT LESS. We are at geological lows for CO2 levels. The ultimate demise of the planet, turning it into an inhabitable wasteland, will be caused by TOO LOW OF CO2 LEVELS far before the sun goes into supernova.
There's no excuse for ignorant statements like this.
Professor Steven Sherwood Director of the Climate Change Research Centre at The University of New South Wales
"Previous studies, based on models, have shown that warming-induced trends in regional precipitation have not yet emerged from natural variability (“noise”). This seems inconsistent with the paper’s claim that the changes predicted by these same models are unrealistic, since it should not yet be possible to tell even according to the models themselves."
Professor Steven Sherwood Director of the Climate Change Research Centre at The University of New South Wales
"Previous studies, based on models, have shown that warming-induced trends in regional precipitation have not yet emerged from natural variability (“noise”). This seems inconsistent with the paper’s claim that the changes predicted by these same models are unrealistic, since it should not yet be possible to tell even according to the models themselves."
Oooh...it's difficult? Duh!! That's why I rely on scientists to help inform me on this and not people who "just know what I've read on the internet." Getting to the moon was difficult and there's still plenty of bozos that think that was a hoax too. Because, after all, it's on the internets.
How many times in a row would the scientists' models and doomsday predictions have to be wrong before you grew skeptical of their work? How many times would these scientists' have to be caught cheating, lying and fudging data for you to become skeptical? If the entire planet went back to the stone ages tomorrow, it wouldn't slow climate change a bit for at least 100 years, if at all. Why don't we talk about ways to adapt, rather than just cook up taxation and trading schemes?
So, the "signal" is hiding in the "noise"; and yet, Warmanista "scientists" have no problem making attribution claims... interesting!
That's not what he's saying.
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