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And both scenarios are caused by global warming.
The only weather that is weather not caused by man is normal weather. Everybody knows that, so 100% agree. Who needs Crook ……. errrrrrrr………… Cook.
Now, what is ‘normal’?
Of course, I don’t know but I think it’ll get warmer before it gets colder . . .
Oops…
Unfortunately that sums up one of the major problems of the field. Their data sets.
Pauchari visits high level climate meeting in the Netherlands hosted by the KNMI:
Pauchari lies in front of the camera:
1. Humans responsible for the weather, 1500 scientists agree on 95% certainty.
(A foot note in the same report states the scientist don’t agree and can not draw any conclusions at this moment in time.)
2. Climate warming since second half of past century human induced
3. More extreme weather events than ever before
4. We have until 2015 to reduce carbon emissions
5. After 2015 mitigation costs extremely expensive, especially for the Netherlands
In short he is repeating the same hullabaloo as usual.
Steve,
Your chart validates AGW; it’s worse than we thought.
Oh wait!
So it is getting hotter and colder – Man-Made CO2 just has to be behind this… as Leading Climate Scientists have said, “We can’t think of anything else that could cause this!”
/sarc
It’s an upside down greenhouse effect.
I’ve asked Steven Mosher to explain this phenomenon at WUWT several times. Of course he doesn’t reply.
289.5 square miles is a minor anomaly over 8 decades, but the demented and quite psychotic cult will have a hard time explaining away the next 6 months of Cryosphere measurements…
http://arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/IMAGES/seaice.recent.arctic.png