Real Climate Science

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The first foursome froze to death.

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Phil Jones was able to determine the 1850 southern hemisphere temperature to three digit precision, from a single thermometer in Tasmania. The graph above shows the complete time series since 1850 for Tasmania.

CRUTEM3v – August 1850. Phil had one thermometer record for the entire southern hemisphere, and was able to precisely calculate the hemispheric mean temperature anomaly of -1.182

www.cru.uea.ac.uk/cru/data/temperature/crutem3vsh.txt

Aliens from a distant galaxy could focus a death ray on Earth, vaporizing the planet.

That is slightly more likely to happen than one metre of sea level rise.

1. Older climate models over-predicted warming. We have replaced them with better models that predict even more warming
2. We over-predicted Arctic ice loss repeatedly, so we have new predictions for even more rapid ice loss
3. Temperatures are not warming as we predicted, so we altered the data to make it appear like temperatures are warming.
4. Sea level isn’t rising as fast as we predicted, so we bumped up our predictions of sea level rise
5. Hurricanes and tornadoes aren’t doing what we predicted, so we bumped up our predictions

etc. etc. etc. etc.

The biggest scientific fraud in history rolls on.

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A broken clock is completely consistent. It always reads the same value, and is exactly correct twice a day.

According to Arctic rent seeking logic. we should trust broken clocks over functional ones.

The IPCC said 18-59 cm, so Heidi’s team turned that into 18-29 feet.

A new analysis released Thursday in the journal Science implies that the seas could rise dramatically higher over the next few centuries than scientists previously thought — somewhere between 18-to-29 feet above current levels, rather than the 13-to-20 feet they were talking about just a few years ago.

Sea Level Rise: It Could Be Worse than We Think | Climate Central

I will refrain from insulting turnips.