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| | | | | INITIAL NOTE: If you have not had the opportunity to view a model-data comparison of global surface temperature anomalies, where the models and data are compared during the two warming periods and two cooling (or warming-slowdown) periods since 1880, please take the time to run through this post.It presents model-data comparisons ofglobal sea surface temperature... | |
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| | | | | UPDATE: Corrected a few typos. One appeared in Figure 1, which I corrected and replaced. Thanks to Werner Brozek for finding them. As we've seen in numerous model-data comparisons, there are few similarities between modeled and observed surface temperatures and precipitation. See here, here, here, here, and here for examples. We've compared satellite-era sea surface... | |
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| | | | | UPDATE: I've added graphs of the difference between the observations and the models at the end of the post, under the heading of DIFFERENCE. #### We've shown in numerous posts how poorly climate models simulate observed changes in temperature and precipitation. The models prepared for the upcoming Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 5th Assessment... | |
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| | | by Judith Curry New research suggests that the upper layer of the ocean has warmed more than had been thought previously while the deeper ocean has cooled rather than warmed in recent years. Context Kevin Trenberth summed up the problem ... Continue reading ? | ||
