MONDAY 11:30 P.M.
GLOBAL TEMPS GO BELOW LAST YEAR!
For the first time this year, the global temps have retreated below last year's level.
http://discover.itsc.uah.edu/amsutemps/ In addition, the polar temp is almost 2 F below normal now and is very close to freezing.
http://wattsupwiththat.com/sea-ice-page/ Scroll down to find.
MONDAY NOON
REMEMBER WHERE YOU HEARD ABOUT GLOBAL COOLING.
For quite a while now, I have doing a lot to show how the models are now seeing what I started forecasting several months ago, as far as the La Nina and the coming global cooling. Well I see a former employee here is now blogging on AOL about the same thing. Like the hurricane forecasts, I expect a lot of people to pile in the boat as to what I am saying about the much cooler overall global temp. In Europe, it should be a cold winter (again) for most, but in the states, it may be warmer especially in the southern Plains.
In addition, the blogger then goes on to explain why the CFS may do better in the winter, and it's almost word-for-word my explanations as to why it can't see its hand in front of its face when change is occurring but it does better in the La Ninas. If that was so apparent, why no posts about the cool summer it had beforehand and how poorly it did then.
Many of you will see me reference someone from another blog even though they are competitors of ours. I go out of my way to give credit where credit is due. If I find out someone was saying something before me in a public issuance, I make darn surethey get credit. Occasionally, it gets by me. In this case, I know the author of the idea on AOL is reading what I am saying. If he is not, then all I can say is welcome to the global cooling party... there will be many more joining the next few months.
SUNDAY 2 P.M.
HEY ALL YOU ICE LOVERS.. A GREAT LINK TO WATCH THE ICE GLOBALLY
http://wattsupwiththat.com/sea-ice-page/ Cut away the rhetoric, and go to the facts on GLOBAL sea ice by looking at everything.
BTW, one of the charts, the DMI polar temps shows the refusal of polar temps to reach normal this summer. It's too early to say if the current drop-off is the start of the seasonal decline, but it's obvious now what is going on up there as far as the start of the turn to cooler that will be going on globally.
Let's remember, that the scoring point for the summer forecast is London where in spite of the inclement weather that has struck much of Great Britain and Ireland the past week to 10 days, we continue to run way above normal temperatures and below normal precipitiation. Overall, the pattern in northwestern Europe the rest of the summer is warmer than normal, but it's the continent into western Russia that will bake the worst. It won't quite get to 2003 but will be very warm. BTW, this is common, and I brought this up in the summer idea I had for you back before the season. I don't know how many of you read it, but the reversal of the El Nino and the warm Mediterranean were big keys to a warm summer in much of Europe.. and that is what set up in 2003!
Reversing nino, warm Mediterranean, warm amo... well, you get the picture.
SATURDAY 11 P.M.
IF MY POST BELOW WAS NOT ENOUGH:
http://kirkmyers.wordpress.com/2010/07/17/miskolczi-destroys-greenhouse-theory/ FRIDAY 6 P.M.
ADDRESSING NOAA'S PROPAGANDA CAMPAIGN ON GLOBAL WARMING
The end of the global warming debate (among the rational) is near.
The coming drop of global temperatures over the next year, to levels not seen since the 1990s, should put to an end to the AGW argument for good except for the most radical elements. The fact is that CO2 levels have increased by 5% over the past 10 years, while global temperatures have essentially held steady. The El Nino spike of the past year, which was forecast by me over a year ago, is now being used as evidence of global warming and of course the heat waves are being used. This was also something I said back in March, that the least the people blaming global warming for snow could wait until the hot summer and big hurricane season that I was forecasting came (which they are). However, also coming is major drop of .5 to .7C in the global temps which will take us below normal for a time. The disconnect with CO2 will be obvious to anyone that looks. In addition, the reason for the drop will easily be linked with the cooling of the Pacific, which will remain in its cool stage for the next 30 years. Once the Atlantic, still warm, goes into its cool stage in 10-15 years, global temps will fall even further, back to where they were in the 1970s.
The recovery of the northern ice caps will become more obvious in a two-steps-up, one-step-back fashion, but the Southern Hemisphere ice will retreat back to near normal. Overall global ice is right on top of normal and has had no change in the past 30 years.
Let's see who is right on this. Check out the video on the dramatic drop showing up on other climate models now.
Ciao for now.