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Steven:
Just you wait. In 100 thousand years you will see they are right when the global temperature is higher than it is today! Natural climate forcing can not account for the weather we are experiencing at this point in time even though they accounted for greater extremes in the past.
Just wait and you will see the models got it right because every possible weather condition is covered by the models. 😉
sure that’s noaa data.
hansen will fix it
He wont have to. They will just bring more themometers online to change the temperature 10 years in the future – like they did with 1998.
Well I can say that here in southern Brazil normally at this time of year mid-november we should be facing temps already about 30°C ++, not this 23°C-25°C we are seeing here.
you get any of that snow last winter?