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if the Antarctic and Greenland ice caps were melting, then lower Manhattan would be flooded but it isn’t. Miami would be flooded but it isn’t…. except here it was flooded in 1926. hhhmmmmm. https://www.ebay.com/itm/375887087096. changing subjects does anybody recall that we had “unusually” warm weather a few weeks ago? (of course you remember all the new stories were in sync with that). now we’re having unusually cold weather and four feet of snow are expected in the Sierra Nevada and other high elevations in the Southwest.
Most of my life I have lived in coastal cities and towns (Plymouth, Southampton, Weymouth) all of which should have been underwater fifteen years ago. In twenty seven years I have not noticed any sea rise at the beach in Weymouth, although apparently I should need a submarine to go shopping. The climate models employ equations which are correct in the contexts they were derived (e.g. Beer’s Law applies to energy scattered from a line of sight, but has no relevance to attenuation in uniformly illuminated atmospheric layers). I get the impression of equations copied straight from the text book and put directly in to the code with absolutely no understanding of the domain of validity. All the effort is applied to the placebo process of developing the code, rather than gaining actual understanding of the physics. It’s rather like using Bernoulli’s equation for fluid flow to try and calculate the bending stresses in a beam. It is the kind of error which arises when a bunch of blinkered specialists, with no overlapping expertise try to work as a team.