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Way back when climate scientists were scientists: Chapter 8, FAR, circa 1990
You’ll find this hard to believe but I get excited about the 1990 First Assessment Report (FAR). It’s very different from wading through the later ones, because it’s remarkably honest, and things are...
View ArticleDavid Evans, Carbon Accounting Modeler, Says It’s a Scam
Dr David Evans’ address to the Anti-Carbon-Tax rally, Perth Australia, 23 March 2011. Good Morning Ladies and Gentlemen. The debate about global warming has reached ridiculous proportions and is full...
View ArticleThis is 90% certainty? Really? (Yet another paper shows the hot-spot is...
Fu and Manabe agree the hot spot is missing GRL June 2011. Yet another study hunted for a form of the missing hot spot– and again the results show the models are unable to make useful predictions. The...
View ArticleDr David Evans: The Skeptic’s Case
A new brief summary of the reasoning and evidence behind the skeptics case. –Jo ——————————————— The Skeptic’s Case Who Are You Going To Believe – The Government Climate Scientists Or The Data? Guest...
View ArticleSo is the hot spot a “fingerprint” or signature? Is it unique?
Some people claim that I mislead people. But it seems they are the misled — not by me, but by their own heroes. In the Skeptics Handbook I wrote: “The greenhouse signature is missing If Greenhouse...
View ArticleModels get the core assumptions wrong–– the hot spot is missing
This is part of a series that Tony Cox and I are doing that references the most important points and papers, as a definitive resource about the evidence. The missing hotspot is not just another flaw in...
View ArticleFasullo and Trenberth find spurious success, make headlines, but still the...
It’s worse than we thought — again…. Fusulo and Trenberth scored headlines around the world recently with a new paper that suggested that a few models got the relative humidity right in some tropical...
View ArticleYet another paper shows the hot spot is missing
Remember the evidence is overwhelming, and deniers deny the evidence. But in Oct 2012, two atmospheric scientists were reporting, yet again, the models are wrong. Twenty years after we started looking...
View ArticleIPCC plays hot-spot hidey games in AR5 — denies 28 million weather balloons...
The classic hot spot prediction (A) compared to 28 million weatherballoons (B). Click to enlarge. You won’t see this in the new report. It was a major PR failure in 2007. The IPCC won’t make the same...
View ArticleDesperation — who needs thermometers? Sherwood finds missing hot spot with...
Who’s desperate to find the missing hot-spot? Sherwood’s new paper claims to have found it, but after years of multi-layered adjustments, and now kriging the gaps, and iteratively homogenizing, the...
View ArticleNew satellite analysis fails to find the hot spot, agrees with millions of...
Here I go, harping on about the missing hot spot again. Roy Spencer has been hunting for the famous missing hot spot (like half the climate world) but he’s been looking in the UAH satellite temperature...
View ArticleSherwood’s devout unscientific faith in “climate change” and the hot spot
In The Age this week, Stephen Sherwood explains how misleading skeptics have been for repeating obvious, incontestable results from millions of weather balloons. See, all along, Sherwood knew the...
View ArticleNew Science 17: Solving the mystery of the missing “Hot spot”
Things are hotting up. After all the hard work of the past few posts, the payoff begins. By solving the flaws inherent in the basic conventional model we solve some of its biggest missed-predictions....
View ArticleThird world Australian Met Bureau cuts back on weather balloons. Scientists...
Giles, Weather balloon By Jo Nova Things are far far worse at the Australian Bureau of Meteorology than even we realized. “If you think your public forecasts have gotten worse, that’s because they...
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