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Post by acidohm on Jun 1, 2024 4:58:36 GMT
anyone want to tell the sun it's now june and to warm the f**k up .. forecast for this week highs of 15c low's of 9-11c  ? We've just had a record warm May Flea, count your blessings 😉 |
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Post by acidohm on Jun 1, 2024 7:11:34 GMT
www.facebook.com/share/Yj8muEhi8DeBgAVB/I know alot of you don't use FB, so I'll surmise. Weather page posts info that May was warmest ever. 1700 comments and counting all saying it's a con, everyone remembers warmer mays in '70s and '80s. Ie, not needed warm layers/heating on, getting sun tans, needing to drink lots of liquids. Mmmmmh, these figures just aren't being believed.
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Post by flearider on Jun 1, 2024 8:38:05 GMT
anyone want to tell the sun it's now june and to warm the f**k up .. forecast for this week highs of 15c low's of 9-11c ? We've just had a record warm May Flea, count your blessings 😉 lol ... just no .. rain and 8c except for a few days |
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Post by birder on Jun 1, 2024 22:03:38 GMT
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Post by flearider on Jun 6, 2024 20:32:08 GMT
www.xcweather.co.uk/forecast/FY20QB june it's a bad start .... heating is set to 16c and yes it's coming on at points thru the day ..and night .. just got my wood in for next winter .. really thinking of doubling up or ordering a tonne of coal as well ...
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Post by flearider on Jun 6, 2024 20:35:19 GMT
really don't care what there saying .. it's been cold or my thermometer is broken ..there saying it's 13c atm ... mine says 10 ? |
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Post by Jane in the centre of England on Jun 7, 2024 10:51:49 GMT
My experience is the same as yours, Flearider. In Warwickshire, central England, teh dandelions usually finish flowering late April/early May. They are still flowering now, a month later.
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Post by blustnmtn on Jun 7, 2024 13:59:51 GMT
My experience is the same as yours, Flearider. In Warwickshire, central England, teh dandelions usually finish flowering late April/early May. They are still flowering now, a month later. FWIW, I firmly believe all the temperature records are hopelessly corrupted by the Urban Heat Island effect, particularly the lack of nighttime cooling due to the pavement and concrete/brick structures. The whole world is purposely being conned by those who know what they’re doing with the enabling of an army of useful idiots. |
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Post by missouriboy on Jun 7, 2024 14:13:35 GMT
Just returned from 12 days at Athens Greece Lat-Long. where Wunderground says lows were in the 50s-60s F range. Sweater range. Days were pleasant. Returned to 2+ inches of standing water in the wheel barrow at 39 N ... and nice green, untended row vegetables. Nary a nibble (deer browse) on the healthy edible flower shoots growing in 60+ percent full sun concentrated in morning. So, wet, warm and long-term normal for Middle Earth (Even though US Weather Service at airport claims May temp 3.1 F above long-term normal) ... and seemingly coolish in the Aegean at essentially same latitude There are no new heat records seemingly being engraved on the Parthenon walls. While water on Naxos is supposedly scarce, locals were not screaming disaster. NINO is fading ... and the Middle-Earth Hangers-on are not howling with the expected abandon of the deluded pack around the Temple of the current desiccated prophets.
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Post by missouriboy on Jun 7, 2024 16:50:52 GMT
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Post by missouriboy on Jun 10, 2024 22:16:13 GMT
A History of Failure. But not to worry. They'll be right next time. 
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Post by ratty on Jun 10, 2024 22:41:10 GMT
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Post by duwayne on Nov 9, 2024 13:43:54 GMT
In 2007 I predicted that average global temperatures over the 2007-2037 period would not grow from the upward trendline number in 2007, even if atmospheric CO2 continued to grow at the 2007 rate. I predicted the cooling from the ocean current cycle would offset the effect of increasing CO2.
This prediction has been "on the money" so far.
However, Hunga-Tonga has injected massive amounts of water into the stratosphere causing a significant temperature jump. I didn't predict Hunga-Tonga.
Since my prediction was based on the average over the 30-year period, this event will be baked into current and future numbers even if the effect of Hunga-Tonga wanes. My prediction is likely going to be wrong.
Therefore, I'm going to admit defeat and no longer update this prediction.
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Post by Sigurdur on Nov 9, 2024 15:29:55 GMT
In 2007 I predicted that average global temperatures over the 2007-2037 period would not grow from the upward trendline number in 2007, even if atmospheric CO2 continued to grow at the 2007 rate. I predicted the cooling from the ocean current cycle would offset the effect of increasing CO2.
This prediction has been "on the money" so far.
However, Hunga-Tonga has injected massive amounts of water into the stratosphere causing a significant temperature jump. I didn't predict Hunga-Tonga.
Since my prediction was based on the average over the 30-year period, this event will be baked into current and future numbers even if the effect of Hunga-Tonga wanes. My prediction is likely going to be wrong.
Therefore, I'm going to admit defeat and no longer update this prediction.
Hunga Tonga eruption was a black swan event. H2O is a marvelous gas, liquid, solid. Latest information I can find is not indicating a reduction of H2O in the stratosphere. We are blessed to have had the Hunga Tonga event happen. |
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Post by Sigurdur on Nov 9, 2024 15:33:04 GMT
Water vapor plays an important role in many aspects of the climate system, by affecting radiation, cloud formation, atmospheric chemistry and dynamics. Even the low stratospheric water vapor content provides an important climate feedback, but current climate models show a substantial moist bias in the lowermost stratosphere. Here we report crucial sensitivity of the www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-39559-2 |
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