“Powerfully Cold La Niña” Coming At Us Like An Express Train …Could Set A New Record!

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Three-Year Super La Niña with Global Cooling? – April 2016 ENSO Update

Based on an array of data, Schneefan tells readers to expect a La Niña already early in the second half of this year and that there are signs it may turn into a Super La Nina – one that could persist until part way into 2018.

The consequence, he writes: “With a delay of 4 to 5 months, global temperatures will retreat over many years and fall below the long-term climate mean.”
From earlier ENSO models, the La Niña originally was not very evident, but the NOAA has since drastically corrected its projections and the CFSv2 is now anticipating “unusual cold sea surface temperatures in the El Niño region of 3.4,” the climate science critical site writes.


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- See more at: http://notrickszone.com/2016/04/17/...-could-set-a-new-record/#sthash.m3Z7jHq7.dpuf
 
Leonthecat said:
Winter is over and it remains the warmest on record.
EVER!
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James Hansen, the disgraced ex-head of NASA’s climate unit and one of the worst of the alarmists, said truthfully in 1999:

The U.S. has warmed during the past century, but the warming hardly exceeds year-to-year variability. Indeed, in the U.S. the warmest decade was the 1930s and the warmest year was 1934.

That didn’t get the climate alarmists where they were trying to go, so they have now changed the data by eliminating or drastically reducing the urban heat island effect. NASA now shows very different data for the period 1880-1999 from what it published in 1999.
 
Leonthecat said:
Pro-pollution nimrods.
All alone in the world.

Ha ha ha ha!
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You love acting like you are some racism hall monitor asking all and sundry about their views, yet when I ask you what are your scientific credentials, you just clam up. I can only surmise that you don't have any and are embarrassed to admit it.
 
Milagro said:
Three-Year Super La Niña with Global Cooling? – April 2016 ENSO Update

Based on an array of data, Schneefan tells readers to expect a La Niña already early in the second half of this year and that there are signs it may turn into a Super La Nina – one that could persist until part way into 2018.

The consequence, he writes: “With a delay of 4 to 5 months, global temperatures will retreat over many years and fall below the long-term climate mean.”
From earlier ENSO models, the La Niña originally was not very evident, but the NOAA has since drastically corrected its projections and the CFSv2 is now anticipating “unusual cold sea surface temperatures in the El Niño region of 3.4,” the climate science critical site writes.


bomensomodelsummaryoutlooklaninaaugust2016-e1460736975689.jpg


- See more at: http://notrickszone.com/2016/04/17/...-could-set-a-new-record/#sthash.m3Z7jHq7.dpuf
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This is depressing. Why can't the warmongers be right, ugh.
 
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