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On Feb 22, 11:11*am, Sam Wormley wrote:
Last year tied for the warmest year on record. Jay Gulledge summarizes key findings from NOAA. See:http://www.pewclimate.org/blog/gulle...est-year-recor.... Every January, NOAA s National Climatic Data Center provides an expert analysis of the previous year s climate. This puts the extreme weather of 2010 into a broader context. The record warmth of the past year adds to the huge body of evidence that the earth continues to warm. Using extrema to find a trend is provably invalid, and the differences between a tie and a winner her are statistically insignificant. HOWEVER, . . . Please note that these data show no statistically significant recent downturn. The globe continues to warm. Also note the observation, "Global snow cover was the lowest on record." Models are showing the Northern Hemisphere's climate on the edge of a ice albedo feedback tipping point. |
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