The_Barnacle wrote on Sep 27
th, 2017 at 10:57pm:
Nice red herring lee. Using your old tactic of obfuscation. You know very well that the article is talking about spring 2016. A full year ago. It has no relation to spring 2017.
Published Aug 2017. So out of date.
The_Barnacle wrote on Sep 27
th, 2017 at 10:57pm:
Anyone would think we had never had an el nino before. It finished over a year and a half ago lee.
Strange they were complaining about the coral bleaching in April.
You do understand El Nino, ocean water temperature?
The_Barnacle wrote on Sep 27
th, 2017 at 10:57pm:
It's interesting though that you admit the globe is warming, yet you still accuse scientists of faking the temperature data and in other threads you claim it's not warming.
So which "data" are you talking about. Warming? or CO2 induce warming?
The_Barnacle wrote on Sep 27
th, 2017 at 10:57pm:
Tell me this lee, if the earth is warming like you admit. Why would the scientists at Nasa, BOM and the Met office put their careers in jeopardy by faking temperature data? They wouldn't need to.
Never heard of "rate of change". People keep saing the late 20th century warming is faster than anywhere else.
So tell me about BoM and homogenisation. You know the homogenisation that can't be replicated, therefore isn't science. It was world's best practice in 2015. It wasn't science then and it isn't science now.
Homogenisation on places up to 250km away. I know from experience two streets away can be different. Different microclimate, different elevation. Think suburban park and shopping centre car park as extremes.