Top scientists now tell us that they predicted Antarctic cooling all along.
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Based on trend from the years 1989-2012, that suggests their prediction was only out by 95% so far. That’s actually pretty good for climate science. Sometimes the opposite happens from what they predict.
It’s melting from the inside!!
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/IOTD/view.php?id=79493
The NZ Herald quoted NSIDC Mark Serraze last week in their attempt to BS about the increased Antarctic ice coverage. Basically they’re now saying.
Apparently their Climate models predicted increased ice coverage in the Antarctic all along because of GW and the Ozone issue there. Yeah right!