At that rate, we will reach absolute zero in less time than it took Methuselah to reach his 700th birthday.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Think I can do you 30 better. Eye-balling 1998, we have .45° over the year, which is 450°C/century: http://www.woodfortrees.org/plot/uah/from:1998/to:1999/plot/uah/from:1998/to:1999/trend
And that puts us exactly where we find our selves today, with a ~-5.4° temperature anomaly (give or take). Right? :p
At least my beer will stay cold. I don’t like warm Extra Stout.
Quite a reverse hockey stick!
See, this is what I was telling people. THE EARTH’S CORE IS MILLIONS OF DEGREES COLD! SUMMER IS WINTER AND WINTER IS SUMMER!
And the only way to stop it? More money. Specifically, more of YOUR money. So give money now or it’ll be 450 degrees below zero tomorrow! Remember, more money!
donutsMoney.. is there anything it can’t do?That’s several million degrees.
Hi Steve,
Have you been checking channel 5 on the AQUA satellite? If the current trend holds, looks like we might go below 2008 soon, making this year the lowest since data is shown since 2002 (well 2003 this time of year). We’ve also been below average everyday this month and have not gone above any year except 2008 in about a month. With the 5-6 month lag time for La Nina to hit the UAH temps, I don’t expect to see this sort of behavior changing until at least July or August. Question is, what will temps do after La Nina fades?
-Scott
-Scott
It isn’t clear that La Nina is going to fade this year. NOAA thinks it probably won’t.
That’d be pretty interesting. An entire year of La Nina-affected temperatures? Be interesting to hear what the warmists will say when the (non-GISS) numbers come out.
-Scott
La Nena is just one of a few downward trends in global temperatures occurring at the same time. Increased cloud cover due to the more cosmic rays should become noticeable with more variations in the jet stream too. Also, a 30 yr cooling trend in the pacific decadal oscillation is in progress. Only God above knows what is going to happen to the sunspot cycle 24 in 2015 when the solar gauss is projected to drop below 1500. All these will go down as natural variations. Rising levels of CO2 have had little impact on global annual temperature change from 1880-2010. Check out this site:http://www.c3headlines.com/2011/01/noaa-confirms-recent-global-temperature-change-is-historically-small-warming-is-decelerating.html
The graphs show long term variations which clearly reveal that they are within natural variability. So much for the effects of CO2!