Met Office Admits That The Ocean Isn’t Warming

The upper 700 metres of the global ocean has seen a rise in temperature since reliable records began in the late 1960s. However, there has been a pause in this warming during the period from 2003 to 2010.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/

In other words, Spencer’s radiative balance observations are correct, and his detractors are idiots.

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26 Responses to Met Office Admits That The Ocean Isn’t Warming

  1. Reuters and AP wont publish that.

  2. Lawrie Ayres says:

    I see that the missing heat didn’t go to space as per Spencers satellite findings but supposedly went deeper into the ocean. I’m assuming the latter was “proved” by computer simulations rather than measurements. On the one hand we have data showing losses to space and on the other speculation of warm water sinking. Something wrong there wouldn’t you say? Can warmer water sink under cooler water? Not in the physics I learnt but then I’m not a climate scientist.

  3. DEEBEE says:

    Well that still means that the oceans have been the hottest they have ever been. And that is what MSM would publish.

  4. Lazarus says:

    Key Points:
    An 8?yr period without upper ocean warming is not exceptional
    It is explained by more radiation to space (45%) and deep ocean warming (35%)
    Recently?observed changes point to an upcoming resumption of upper ocean warming

    Quoted from the actual science paper the report is based on.

  5. Lazarus says:

    “Hot water sinks. Every idiot knows that.”

    Must be why ice floats.

  6. Lazarus says:

    God, why do people who don’t get science but believe they do, don’t get sarcasm either?
    Even Steve whose dumb comment it was aimed at said something.
    Yet when he posts “Hot water sinks. Every idiot knows that”, – not a peep.
    Believe me I get density, there is more than enough of it among the crowd on here, sheesh!

  7. Latitude says:

    Laz, Climate computer games modeled the pause in upper ocean warming and climate computer games modeled the heat hiding in the deep oceans….
    …which was confirmed by measuring temperatures of the ocean surface
    and a different set of computer game model simulations supported and explained the first set of computer games…….

    …do you see any problem with that

    • Lazarus says:

      The only real problem I see is that you are trying to criticise models when they tell you what you don’t want to hear, but accept them, as in the case above, when you think they tell you something you do want to hear.

      Do you see my problem with that?

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