GISS is diverging from RSS at 1.1C/century – which is faster than their claimed warming trend.
http://www.woodfortrees.org/data/gistemp/from:1978/plot/rss/from:1978
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That graph is a classic Steve.
Worthy of a bookmark.
Yes, great graph. You know… when I squint my eyes, that graph looks almost like a pointillist drawing of the side profile of a big bull. How appropriate… a bunch of bull from GISS.
I see the resemblence!
Has Mosher ever had his eyes stitched open and been forced to comment on this.
Maybe if he was in the pasture with that bull it might get his attention. link
Hey Gail, Ha! Funny joke, but speaking of FEMA… You may remember Hurricane Andrew of 1992 that hit southern Florida. FEMA was so inept that there were Congressional hearings afterwards to investigate what happened. During the hearings it came out that only about 10% of FEMA’s budget was allocated to public emergency response. The other 90%? It went to “continuity of government” functions; you know, underground bunkers, safe retreats for politicians and bureaucrats, etc. Of course that was 22 years ago… I am sure that they must be more useful these days, huh?