Boulder scientist has grim drought forecast for West
Published on September 20, 2006
Future Western droughts could last an average of 12 years, spanning half of the region and severely reducing Colorado River flows that supply millions of people, according to climate projections from a Boulder scientist.
Eighteen of the world’s most powerful computer climate models were used in the study, presented Tuesday by Martin Hoerling, of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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You can now select all the mental patients and prepare them for therapy.
Lord Monckton just gave you a hat tip over at WUWT.
Oooooooohhhhh!
Powerful computer climate models.
Powerful in attracting research grants, I bet.
Eighteen powerful computer models all wrong at terrifically high speed! They could be wrong even quicker these days.
They needed 18 because clearly have one or two accurate models would lack the credibility of 18 taking guesses.
18 buckets of prized pig shit were used to make this pizza, it MUST be delicious.