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The_Barnacle wrote on Feb 18^th, 2017 at 4:39pm:



What is the period of record? Does it cover the alarm in the early 20th century?

Definition of irony: Global warming scientists travel to Antarctica to study the melting ice, and get stuck in the ice.

Bobby, don't start spamming my thread with your ice age rubbish. Keep that crap in your own thread.

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It's only ironic to the ignorant and ill informed

The Antarctic plateau is one of the coldest places on earth and averages about -55 degrees C. Clearly no amount of AGW is going to melt this ice. AGW does however allow the air to hold more moisture, hence ironicly, global warming is actually responsible for more ice on the Antarctic plateau.

The coastal areas of Antarctica are much warmer and are the areas most affected by global warming.

Not more sea ice and the Antarctic Plateau is not affected by AGW.

lee wrote on Feb 19^th, 2017 at 4:55pm:



Thanks Lee - Jovial deserves a hard time.

“Climatologists who deal with the day-to-day data see a change, that this variation will become stronger. There’s more energy in the atmosphere. [My emphasis]

“It’s like a pendulum, when you put more energy in, it has a larger effect and variation. This is with a pendulum and the same goes with the climate. If we put more energy in so the variation will get larger.”

Ms Ewenz, who has a PhD in meteorology, said we are seeing significant changes in temperatures one week to the next because of rapid shifts in high and low pressure systems around the country.

“What makes the difference at the moment is we get all these cold fronts from the southern ocean coming through, which brings the cold air and then the next thing – in the same week and cycle – we get the high pressure cells moving a little bit closer and we get the hot weather from the north,” she said.

Victoria and NSW cop snow, heatwave subsides

New South Wales residents recovering from more than 100 bushfires across the state last week have been treated to an unseasonable dusting of snow.

In the early hours of Monday morning, Victoria’s Mt Hotham and NSW’s alpine regions including Thredbo and Perisher copped “quite substantial” February snow fall with 5-10cm.

Australia's wild weather

“It’s pretty unusual,” BoM forecaster Dean Stewart told The New Daily. “Sometimes we get it in the summer months but most of the time it occurs in December, sometimes January, but it’s rarer to get it in February.

“It’s not unprecedented, but it is fairly rare this time of the year and for it to actually settle on the ground.”

NSW forecaster Andrew Haigh explained the reason we see big contrasts in temperature from one state to the next at the end of summer is due of sweeping cold fronts that close out the season.

“Sometimes towards the end of summer we tend to get some swings of temperature when we have cold fronts come through,” he told The New Daily.

“Basically a cool air mass replaces the warm air mass and that leads to quite big contrasts in temperature between one area and the other even between one day and the next.”

I have created an Anthropogenic Global Warming thread in General. I will post there articles based on science

You do realise that your peer reviewed paper is talking about 2016 not 2017 don't you.

Your peer reviewed article would seem to support global warming.

lee wrote on Sep 27^th, 2017 at 10:41pm:


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.

lee wrote on Sep 27^th, 2017 at 10:41pm:


Anyone would think we had never had an el nino before. It finished over a year and a half ago lee. It's time to move on.

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. That's why you are such a fraud lee, you are always flip flopping and changing your mind to suit your agenda.

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.

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.

Anyone would think we had never had an el nino before. It finished over a year and a half ago lee.

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.

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.

https://sites.google.com/site/arctischepinguin/home/global-sea-ice