Real Climate Science

I visit this humminbird every day.  His home will soon be destroyed for office space.

The 2018 National Climate Assessment shows a ring of warm water around the Atlantic six years ago, as a “glimpse of climate future.”

https://nca2018.globalchange.gov/downloads/NCA4_2018_FullReport.pdf

The actual climate future shows the exact opposite.  Those warm areas have turned cold.

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The world’s leading climate scientists don’t know the difference between climate and weather, and apparently don’t even know how to check what the current weather is.

Steve Goddard on Twitter: “Stunning evidence

The hard truth, as the Carter Administration sees it, is that … the world’s oil would disappear in the first decade of the 21st century.

There has been a large expansion in the area of the Arctic covered by thick sea ice over the past eleven years. Nearly two thirds of the Arctic Ocean is now covered with ice more than two meters thick.

2007           2018

http://ocean.dmi.dk/arctic/icethickness/txt/IceVol.txt

The Washington Post somehow forgot to mention this, and says we are all doomed.

The Arctic Ocean has lost 95 percent of its oldest ice — a startling sign

The North Carolina Climate Office explains climate change in the Southeastern US. Temperatures are expected to go up, but are going down. Rainfall could increase or decrease.

The Southeast is experiencing climate change.  Generally, temperatures are expected to become warmer with more extreme heat waves.

The trendline shows a decrease in average temperature.

rainfall amounts could increase or decrease

Effects of Climate Change on the Southeast | North Carolina Climate Office

Whatever the weather is : cold , hot, wet, dry – it is due to emissions from your SUV – and they predicted it all along. The warming is brutal and unprecedented in North Carolina.

Climate experts said 350 PPM CO2 is the tipping point, beyond which we were doomed.  That was passed in 1988

Then they said 400 PPM was the tipping point, beyond which we were doomed.  We passed that a couple of years ago.

Now they say 450 PPM is the tipping point, beyond which we are doomed.

I prepared this graph of record daily maximum temperatures in the US since 1895 to help people visualize these tipping points.

We may all freeze to death – if we keep overheating the atmosphere like this.