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2011: 13 Years of NO Global Warming!

Posted on 11. Jan, 2012 by in Global Warming


IPCC doomcasts revealed as scandalous frauds. Catastrophic collapse of public willingness to be put on an energy diet. Collapse of Chicago Carbon exchange. Cap and Trade dead in the US. Cancun Climate summit achieves nothing. Another bad year for Global Warming catastrophists

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25 Responses to “2011: 13 Years of NO Global Warming!”

  1. blacktigerpaw1 11 January 2012 at 11:47 am #

    2012 now, with claims of a “sizzling rise of 3? Degrees (celsius)” that continue to melt the permafrost. One claim after another.

  2. blacktigerpaw1 11 January 2012 at 12:02 pm #

    @ Drkstrong Cool story, bro.?

  3. drkstrong 11 January 2012 at 12:30 pm #

    No warming since 1998? WRONG. See:? Watch? V = Ai6ju28nAyk

  4. ValarMorgoth 11 January 2012 at 1:27 pm #

    @ ValarMorgothI have forgoten, his name is Keith Strong. Religion:? Jewish

  5. ValarMorgoth 11 January 2012 at 2:05 pm #

    @ Drkstrong Since this scum kept telling me to get my facts straight, I have done? A bit of a research and got more data on this lying scum. He worked for Lockheed Martin until recently (around 2006) when he had transferred to NASA Goddard Center. There he works in climate manipulation and population sustainability department. Funny, how nasa works on population issues. The goal is DEPOPULATION. If anyone wants, I will give you the home phone number of this scum and? other data.

  6. 007debtpredator 11 January 2012 at 3:00 pm #

    It really does not matter whether the globe is warming or cooling. Very few can verify the truth and the weather can easily be manipulated. What is important is to ensure that while people are caught in the debate, those in power are not left unchecked with their grand theft.? A theft which only requires a convincing story so people will agree to give up more of their freedom and accept a steep rise in cost of living.

  7. capemall 11 January 2012 at 3:50 pm #

    @ Drkstrong maybe some things are but those things aren’t climate science where you will be hard pressed finding things above the 95th%… At? Least I haven’t noticed any.. But hey…. You know more then the NOAA according to you so write them and tell them they are putting out meaningless statistics

  8. drkstrong 11 January 2012 at 4:01 pm #

    @ Capemall Actually not. Most things? In astrophysics are done to 3 sigma (soemtimes 5 sigma – 99. 9999%)

  9. capemall 11 January 2012 at 4:48 pm #

    @ Drkstrong ah ok… Well statistics isn’t? My forte ‘and apparently it isn’t your’s either since everything is done to the 95th%

  10. drkstrong 11 January 2012 at 5:30 pm #

    @ Capemall No that’s 2 sigma. 3 sigma is 99. 7%?

  11. capemall 11 January 2012 at 6:06 pm #

    @ Drkstrong Typically NOAA works at the 95%. Since their comment about 15 years of no warming would invalidate the models at the 95% I assume they are staying consistant. If? I’m not mistaken that is 3 sigma.

  12. drkstrong 11 January 2012 at 6:56 pm #

    @ Capemall Because It means that you have no? Basis for stating whether there is a positive or negative trend the paper says that. Also the uncertainty quoted is not stated how many sigma if it is 3 sigma then it is significant. I suspect it is 2 sigma which means it is barely significant. However if you include 2009 and 2010 the significance goes way up.

  13. capemall 11 January 2012 at 7:37 pm #

    @ Drkstrong You never even found the paper did you? Paste what it says that contradicts anything? I have posted.

  14. capemall 11 January 2012 at 8:08 pm #

    @ Drkstrong Bottom line is you were wrong, again, and? You just don’t like it do you? Get over it.

  15. capemall 11 January 2012 at 8:20 pm #

    @ Drkstrong? Explain how this comment applies to anything I have posted or be a gentleman and make your apology.

  16. drkstrong 11 January 2012 at 8:32 pm #

    @ Capemall Did you bother to read the paper? Apparently not. They say that trends of 10 years or less are? Unreliable and can give sharp increasing or decreasing trends (precisely what I said in my video). I calculate that you need at leats 15 years to estatblish a trend of about 0. 2C/decade with randon fluctuations similar to the month to month changes in global temperatures. You also need to start & end at the same time of year and avoid strong El Nino or La nina years as a start-end point

  17. drkstrong 11 January 2012 at 9:06 pm #

    @ Capemall Did you bother to read the paper? Apparently not. They say that trends of 10? Years or less are unreliable and can give sharp increasing or decreasing trends (precisely what I said in my video). I calculate that you need at leats 15 years to estatblish a trend of about 0. 2C/decade with randon fluctuations similar to the month to month changes in global temperatures. You also need to start & end at the same time of year and avoid strong El Nino or La nina years as a start / end point

  18. capemall 11 January 2012 at 9:44 pm #

    @ Drkstrong? Page 23

  19. drkstrong 11 January 2012 at 9:46 pm #

    @ Capemall I just looked back at the NOAA BAMS report and could not find where it talked about a trend in global temperatures from 1999 to? 2008 – any clue where it said that.

  20. capemall 11 January 2012 at 10:08 pm #

    @ Drkstrong I used 2008 because 2009 didn’t have the enso adjusted trend in it thus why you didn’t remember seeing it… I didn’t start in 1998… In fact I didn’t start at all.. . I am regurgitating what the NOAA did and? they started in 1999…. I’m sure your method is superior to those used by the NOAA but just to amuse me and yourself why don’t you see what results you get

  21. drkstrong 11 January 2012 at 10:44 pm #

    @ Capemall The method? I use is a standard statistical analysis package (IDL LINFIT) – I dont know what NOAA uses but I know that LINFIT is a tested and reliable routine. I’ll give it a try when I have some time to kill and see what I get. I’ll let you know.

  22. drkstrong 11 January 2012 at 11:17 pm #

    @ Capemall I misread 2008 as 2009 (misplaced my reading glasses!)? But why would you not be using the most recent (albeit already out of date) data?. 2008 is a low year so you start on a high year (98) and end on a low (08). Again in my analysis I state that I use only data when the SOI is considered neutral (

  23. capemall 11 January 2012 at 11:31 pm #

    @ Drkstrong I went? And looked at your video. Now use your method from 1999 to 2008 and see if you get the same result as NOAA… If you do then extend it to 2010 and see what you get… If you don’t then find a new method

  24. capemall 12 January 2012 at 12:02 am #

    @ Drkstrong if you didn’t see it in the 2009 report why would you think I meant the 2009 report when I said the 2008 report? Now you really have me confused, on one hand you say you don’t include the months with la ninas and el ninos and then you state you include most of 2010 which was? dominated by an el nino.

  25. ValarMorgoth 12 January 2012 at 12:04 am #

    @ Drkstrong More BS no answers, as usual. Now you invented how you? Are not US citizen. Muahahahaha… Good one. I guess you will be using that one from now on. For someone who insists on facts you fail a lot on giving rational answers. I guess that, by submitting BS while failing to answer, you have admitted defeat. DID USA TEST A BOMBS SHITHEAD? WHAT ABOUT ROCKETS SHITHEAD? illuminati scum….


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