Global average temperature may hit record level in 2010 The global average temperature could reach a record high in 2010, according to the UK's Met Office.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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BULLSHIT!!!!!!!
Click your heels together 3 times, and perhaps reality can be altered to suit your view of it.
BULLSHIT!!!!!!!
What an extremely erudite statement! Would you mind expanding on it for the edification of the members here who might not share your outstanding intellect of the issues involved.
Prediction: �Barbecue summer� with high temperatures and no more than average amounts of rainfall.
Result: The wettest July in almost century. However, there were days in which the temperature peaked above 86F (30C).
Winter 2008
Prediction: A mild and dry season, with a few strong chilly spells.
Result: The eighth-warmest January ever recorded. The mild conditions during the winter even led to flowers and wildlife, including snowdrops and red admiral butterflies, making unseasonably early appearances.
Summer 2007
Prediction: High temperatures and no indications that it would be a particularly wet summer.
Result: The summer of 2007 was one of the wettest since records began. June and July saw major flooding across parts of England and Wales.
clipped from: http://www.telegraph.co.uk
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However from The Met office...
However (and this one I remember)...
In fact a ton of mainstream media immediately jumped on board with the press release 2007 would be the warmest year, beating out the super El nino year of 1998. As example the BBC - 2007 to be 'warmest on record'
also...
Reuters
MSNBC
CBS
USA Today
The New York Times
The New York Sun
The Washington Post
National Geographic
CBC
The Guardian
The Independent
China People Daily
ABC Australia
Discovery Channel
Science Daily
Met Office
That one's interesting because like 2007, like 2010 began with an El Nino. Unfortunately the El Nino was short, and temps plummeted down. You can see that here...
http://www.drroyspencer.com/2009/12/nov ... -50-deg-c/
So if the same thing were to happen this year, the 21st century would continue on it's over a decade plateau of no warming.
BULLSHIT!!!!!!!
What an extremely erudite statement!
Whats wrong with that, those clowns could not predict getting drunk during a piss-up at a brewery.