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http://global-warming.accuweather.co...k_up_in_t.html "The (UAH) globally averaged temperature departure for December was +0.28 C. As we all know, we are in the midst of a moderate El Nino, which usually contributes to an overall increase in global temperatures. So why did the temperature anomaly drop from a +0.50 in November to the +0.28 in December as the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) index slightly increased (meaning toward a stronger El Nino)? I think a lot had to do with the extreme negative Arctic Oscillation (- AO), which I blogged about yesterday." I fully agree with Brett that AO is the culprit. Paradigm-breaking leap in logic - I say the meteorolgical signal is currently being sent that we are starting at least 20 years of global cooling. Please comment fully. David Christainsen - Meteorologist Newton, Mass. USA |
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