[opendtv] Re: Global Cooling
- From: Craig Birkmaier <craig@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2008 06:20:25 -0400
At 1:51 PM -0700 10/30/08, Dale Kelly wrote:
> A bit of research shows significant disagreement about the ranking of
2007 as warmest year. The year started out very warm, but finished
very cold setting numerous record low temps in November and December.
The average of monthly global mean temperatures for 2007 makes it the
hottest year. You can spin it anyway you like but the following NASA/NOAA
data tells the story: Nov/Dec 2007 were only moderately cooler than the
seven year average for the 2000s but they were significantly lower than
those same months in 2003.
Year Nov Dec J-D D-N DJF MAM JJA SON Year
2001 75 63 57 54 45 53 57 61 2001
2002 62 45 68 70 76 83 60 60 2002
2003 59 76 67 64 64 64 62 69 2003
2004 75 64 60 61 74 62 43 66 2004
2005 76 72 76 76 77 76 68 82 2005
2006 76 82 66 65 70 54 64 72 2006
2007 65 61 73 75 89 74 65 70 2007
2008 ******* ********* 43 54 54***** 2008
I Agree that 2008 is trending cooler (than the hotest years in the 2000s)
but one year does not prove a cooling cycle exists. However I do seriously
hope that it does continues long term.
Here is a link to an opposing view:<
How can there be an opposing view? Either disprove the 2007 temperature data
or lets change the subject.
I did that several times. Even 1998 was not the warmest year - that
honor goes to 1934.
Seveal sources suggest that 2007 was the coolest year in this century.
Once again, you have chosen a suspect data source. I'm not certain
why, but NASA has been highly suspect in generating data to support
the Global Warming Hoax. The fact that they have had to revise their
data several times should tell you something.
Regards
Craig
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