Compare temperatures around Greenland vs. three months ago.
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the rumors of her demise…….
The temps around Greenland are what got Monbiot all worked up until Watts intervened. Oh look! A hotspot off northern Namibia.
Joe Bastardi keeps saying the AMO will go cold in another 10 years. How can we tell it isn’t early?
Not to mention the cold Nth Pacific
No mention of northern hemisphere snow extent. It’s going to be a tough year for the temperature adjusters.
Hansen will have to dig deep into his bag of tricks to make 2011 a record hot year.
He won’t be able to do it. So he’ll blame La Nina.
But when it’s hot he blames co2. I blame the weather.
There will be no 2007-like Arctic melt this summer.