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   Mas 27. January 2011 at 9:13 AM | Permalink

   Meanwhile back on Planet Earth …

   http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Not-again-Another-snowstorm-apf-3409638558.html

   “NEW YORK (AP) — Schools closed, governments sent workers home early and planes were grounded Wednesday in an all-too-familiar routine along the East Coast as another snowstorm swept over a region already beaten down by a winter not even half over. “I fell three times trying to get off the steps,” commuter Elliott Self said after leaving an elevated train in Philadelphia. “I just want the snow to stop. I want the sun again. I want to feel just a little bit of warmth.”

   Millions of people got that oh-no-not-again feeling as the wet and sloppy storm engulfed the Northeast, where snowbanks in some places were already so high that drivers couldn’t see around corners. In Washington, D.C., hundreds of thousands of customers lost electricity, as heavy snow toppled power lines.
   Classes were called off and commutes were snarled from Tennessee to New England as cars and buses slipped and slid on highways. The New York area’s three major airports, among the nation’s busiest, saw more than 1,000 flights canceled. Pedestrians struggled across icy patches that were on their way to becoming deep drifts.

   In Pennsylvania, residents hunkered down as a one-two punch of a winter storm brought snow, sleet, freezing rain and then more snow, ….
   (Read more at the above link.)

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   MATTI VOORO 29. January 2011 at 3:31 PM | Permalink

   mas

   You are quite rightly pointing out the drastic change in US winter temperatures. They have cooled about 6 degrees F since 1998 as shown below. They could go down another 3-4 degrees over the next decade similarto the late 1970’s when it went down to about 27 degrees F. There are regions of US which border Canada, where the change is even greater. Similar cooling took place in the Canadian Prairies between 2006 and 2009 where the winters cooled some 7.1 degree C. We are expecting temperatures to again hit -40 to -45 C this coming week in Ontario[like last week ]

   Contiguous USwinter temperatures
   2010 31.16 F
   2009 33.70
   2008 33.31
   2007 33.90
   2006 36.11
   2005 35.91
   2004 33.61
   2003 34.20
   2002 36.35
   2001 31.69
   2000 37.17
   1999 37.02
   1998 36.69

   When I hear AGW supporting climate scientists say that there is no evidence to support that the planet is cooling or will cool in the future, I often wonder if they even live on the same planet.

   think US is laready

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   MATTI VOORO 29. January 2011 at 4:21 PM | Permalink

   Further to my previous post here is a table showing the winter cooling in the East North Central part of US

   WINTER TEMPERATURES
   2010 16.8 F
   2009 14.3
   2008 15.7
   2007 20.1
   2006 22.2
   2005 20.1
   2004 19.1
   2003 18.1
   2002 26.1
   2001 14.5
   2000 22.4
   1999 22.1
   1998 26.2

   EAST NORTH CENTRAL region of US is just south of CANADA and west of the Great Lakes. The temperatures are in Fahrenheit. There has been a 10 to 12 degrees F cooling already and the cool cycle is just getting underway. In the late 1970’s it went down to about 9 degrees F or about 7.8 F degrees further colder than now. That is why there was all the flooding in the Red River Valley and the Fargo area in recent years after a fast spring melt and the pattern could set up again this year if there is an early spring melt. [A lot of ice accumulates] As the planet cools the inland areas cool more first as the moderating effect of the oceans is less. As the oceans cool too [as they are now], the coastal areas will start to cool too[ Eastern US Coast and Western Europe ] but the inland areas will cool even more like is happening now in central US and Canada and Eastern Europe and parts of Asia .

   http://climvis.ncdc.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/cag3/hr-display3.pl

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   salvatore del prete 29. January 2011 at 6:54 PM | Permalink

   Matti Vooro, it is like being in a movie theater,shouting fire and nobody will listen.

   As long as the atm. circulation remains mostly meridional, the N.H. will continue to cool this decade.

   The two main factors that will determine if the atmospheric circulation is going to remain meridional will be solar activity, and high latitude volcanic activity.

   That is the correct explanation of what is happening with our climate, and this is echoed by a few, such Piers Corbyn and Joe D’Aleo.

   ANY OTHER EXPLANATION IS JUST BS!

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      Rob Honeycutt 29. January 2011 at 11:50 PM | Permalink

      Translation: Any conclusion that doesn’t agree with what I want to hear is BS!

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   Stephen Wilde 29. January 2011 at 10:58 PM | Permalink

   Just a thought but wonder whether more meridional jets is a transition phase between zonal poleward jets (for strong warming) and zonal equatorward jets (for strong cooling).

   I suggest that because during the MWP both Greenland AND Europe were warmer and during the LIA both were colder.

   In contrast, with the current meridional jets, we generally see Greenland and Europe going in opposite directions depending on the positions of the jetstream loops.

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   MATTI VOORO 31. January 2011 at 3:03 PM | Permalink

   stephen wilde

   The jet stream pattern is different . It seems to go further south and even southeast in North America. Thus Canada and US are cold all over but AO is positive . Europe is warmer as La Nina patterns seem to give Europe milder or normal winters ?

   http://squall.sfsu.edu/gif/jetstream_norhem_00.gif

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      Stephen Wilde 4. February 2011 at 12:02 AM | Permalink

      Possible. I don’t think we’ve yet seen enough real world situations to sort out all the available combinations. I’m aware of the La Nina/warm Europe link which is probably why we have shaken off the record cold of a few months ago.

      AO still goes a bit positive from time to time but we are in a general negative phase at present and no sign of going anywhere near the persistent positivity of the late 20th century.

      Ther’s a lot of chaotic variability in the system so one can only really get a grip by looking at multidecadal trends or longer.

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   MATTI VOORO 1. February 2011 at 2:01 AM | Permalink

   European [land +sea] winter temperature departures from the 1961-1990 base have been dropping the last three years also. I have estimated the 2010 winter anomaly.It is bound to be negative as UK 2010 winter temperature dropped by 1.57 C over 2009 .

   European Winter TEMPERATURE departures from 1961-1990 base
   1998 1.23 C
   1999 0.45
   2000 0.63
   2001 1.12
   2002 0.67
   2003 -0.06
   2004 0.65
   2005 0.60
   2006 0.12
   2007 1.54
   2008 1.34
   2009 0.52
   2010 -1.0 [EST]
   The 2010 estimate is mine. Data not available until April/May 2011

   http://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/figures/annual-winter-december-january-february-and-summer-june-july-august-mean-temperature-deviations-in-europe-1860-2007-oc-the-lines-refer-to-10-year-moving-average-european-land-2

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   CPT Wayne 7. February 2011 at 4:00 PM | Permalink

   I thought the warming effects of CO2, being logarithmic, flat lines out at 100-200 ppm, after which there is negligible atmospheric warming. This would explain the NOAA/NCDC dataset graph shown at this site:

   http://www.c3headlines.com/2011/01/noaa-confirms-recent-global-temperature-change-is-historically-small-warming-is-decelerating.html

   The annual global temperature changes have been within normal variability despite the rising levels of atmospheric CO2. So, one can readily see that CO2 has had little impact on global temps. Unprecedented global warming has not occurred, and those claiming this are reading from a page of the book of scientific stupidity.

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   Dan Pangburn 8. February 2011 at 11:56 PM | Permalink

   From 2001 through Dec, 2010 the atmospheric CO2 increased by 21.8% of the total increase from 1800 to 2001 while the average global temperature has not increased significantly and the average of the five reporting agencies has been declining steeply since the peak of the last El Nino in about March 2010. The 21.8% CO2 increase is the significant measurement, not the comparatively brief time period.

   THE FACTORS THAT RESULTED IN THE 20th CENTURY GLOBAL TEMPERATURE RUN-UP HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED.

   The contribution of added atmospheric carbon dioxide is between small and insignificant. The time-integral of sunspot numbers (a proxy which correlates with the average altitude and thus average temperature of clouds) and effective sea surface temperature are the main contributors.

   A simple equation, with inputs of accepted measurements from government agencies, calculates the average global temperatures since 1895 with 88% accuracy (87.6% if CO2 is assumed to have no influence). See the equation, links to the source data, an eye-opening graph of the results and how they are derived in the pdfs at http://climaterealists.com/index.php?tid=145&linkbox=true (see especially the pdfs made public on 4/10/10 and 6/27/10).

   The future average global temperature trend that this equation calculates is down.

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    MATTI VOORO 14. February 2011 at 4:03 PM | Permalink

    http://climaterealists.com/index.php

    Further eveidence that global cooling is well underway .

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    MATTI VOORO 14. February 2011 at 4:16 PM | Permalink

    I first saw the picture on the CLIMATE REALISTS web page , but the original source is the Daily mail . It shows the northern half of the entire Northern Hemisphere covered in snow and ice . If one were to add the southern edge of the previous glacier boundary , it may have looked similar.

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1353073/Winter-storm-Map-shows-Northern-Hemisphere-covered-snow-ice.html

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    Gail Combs 11. December 2012 at 11:55 AM | Permalink

    DirkH @ 23. Januar 2011 at 02:22

    I have the opinion that it will go LOWER than the 1945-1977, much lower. It will take decades, though. The reason is the quiet sun. 1945-1977 had the highly active sun of the 20th century. We don’t have that anymore. It’s the big game changer…..
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    What is interesting about the sun during the 1970’s is Dr. Svalgaard’s N/S solar polar magnetic field strengths ( Think Svensmark’s Cosmic Theory)
    http://www.leif.org/research/Solar-Polar-Fields-1966-now.png

    Notice what happened in the 1970 decade compared to the other 9 decades in the Koppen Climate classification. The other cool decade was 1910. Solar cycle 14 (1902-1913) was weak http://www.solen.info/solar/cycl14.html
    And Solar Cycle 15 did not get off the ground floor until 1918 http://www.solen.info/solar/cycl15.html