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[Misc] The Award-winning official "More Snow Tomorrow?" Thread [2023-24 Season]







Driver8

On the road...
NSC Patreon
Jul 31, 2005
15,952
North Wales
Still not enough showing in the data to warrant a post on here ... from me... yet.

The snow in El Tarter was fantastic btw. It snowed most days too and was pretty cold but skiing was only interrupted one day due to wind.

Have fun!

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Papa Lazarou

Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Jul 7, 2003
18,840
Worthing
The snow in El Tarter was fantastic btw. It snowed most days too and was pretty cold but skiing was only interrupted one day due to wind.

Have fun!

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Excellent. Were you only skiing El Tarter or did you get over to Pas / Soldeu / Grau Riog?
 






Papa Lazarou

Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Jul 7, 2003
18,840
Worthing
The latest GFS ensemble does have some mouth watering charts in the set... and some very cold temps possibly heading our way... still very uncertain though

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More runs needed, so we'll see how it progresses in the morning.
 








larus

Well-known member
Give it up, its not going to happen. Global warming is having its affect.

Another believer eh. Do some reading on:
Roman Warm Period
Minoan Warm Period
Little Ice Age.

Then try to take a view on the minor changes of global temperature changes over the last 30 years (end of the last century), when there were a few wrong El Niño events.

Climate science is weak (to say the least). Every model overstates the effect of CO2 on temperature (as they are programmed with this bias). Every prediction of a change in CO2 has been wrong: e.g.
More hurricanes - wrong : last Cat 5 hurricane to make landfall in US was 2005.
More tornados - wrong : less are being recorded now.
Arctic sea ice death spiral - er, nope, it's still there. (BTW 2015 was the highest level of sea ice EVER recorded in Antartica).

If anything, with CO2 levels still increasing, if CO2 was the catalyst for rising temperatures, then surely as more CO2 gets into the atmosphere, then the rate of warming would increase. If there hadn't been a large El Niño, then 2016 would not have been the warmest year. Which, by the way, was by an estimated 0.02c over 1998, with a margin of error of 0.1c. So 18 years of supposed warming, yet it's still within the error margins.

People really shouldn't get all of their information from the Main Stream Media.
 


Kalimantan Gull

Well-known member
Aug 13, 2003
12,898
Central Borneo / the Lizard
Another believer eh. Do some reading on:
Roman Warm Period
Minoan Warm Period
Little Ice Age.

Then try to take a view on the minor changes of global temperature changes over the last 30 years (end of the last century), when there were a few wrong El Niño events.

Climate science is weak (to say the least). Every model overstates the effect of CO2 on temperature (as they are programmed with this bias). Every prediction of a change in CO2 has been wrong: e.g.
More hurricanes - wrong : last Cat 5 hurricane to make landfall in US was 2005.
More tornados - wrong : less are being recorded now.
Arctic sea ice death spiral - er, nope, it's still there. (BTW 2015 was the highest level of sea ice EVER recorded in Antartica).

If anything, with CO2 levels still increasing, if CO2 was the catalyst for rising temperatures, then surely as more CO2 gets into the atmosphere, then the rate of warming would increase. If there hadn't been a large El Niño, then 2016 would not have been the warmest year. Which, by the way, was by an estimated 0.02c over 1998, with a margin of error of 0.1c. So 18 years of supposed warming, yet it's still within the error margins.

People really shouldn't get all of their information from the Main Stream Media.

:facepalm:
 


Papa Lazarou

Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Jul 7, 2003
18,840
Worthing
Another believer eh. Do some reading on:
Roman Warm Period
Minoan Warm Period
Little Ice Age.

Then try to take a view on the minor changes of global temperature changes over the last 30 years (end of the last century), when there were a few wrong El Niño events.

Climate science is weak (to say the least). Every model overstates the effect of CO2 on temperature (as they are programmed with this bias). Every prediction of a change in CO2 has been wrong: e.g.
More hurricanes - wrong : last Cat 5 hurricane to make landfall in US was 2005.
More tornados - wrong : less are being recorded now.
Arctic sea ice death spiral - er, nope, it's still there. (BTW 2015 was the highest level of sea ice EVER recorded in Antartica).

If anything, with CO2 levels still increasing, if CO2 was the catalyst for rising temperatures, then surely as more CO2 gets into the atmosphere, then the rate of warming would increase. If there hadn't been a large El Niño, then 2016 would not have been the warmest year. Which, by the way, was by an estimated 0.02c over 1998, with a margin of error of 0.1c. So 18 years of supposed warming, yet it's still within the error margins.

People really shouldn't get all of their information from the Main Stream Media.

Really?
 








Bigtomfu

New member
Jul 25, 2003
4,416
Harrow
Another believer eh. Do some reading on:
Roman Warm Period
Minoan Warm Period
Little Ice Age.

Then try to take a view on the minor changes of global temperature changes over the last 30 years (end of the last century), when there were a few wrong El Niño events.

Climate science is weak (to say the least). Every model overstates the effect of CO2 on temperature (as they are programmed with this bias). Every prediction of a change in CO2 has been wrong: e.g.
More hurricanes - wrong : last Cat 5 hurricane to make landfall in US was 2005.
More tornados - wrong : less are being recorded now.
Arctic sea ice death spiral - er, nope, it's still there. (BTW 2015 was the highest level of sea ice EVER recorded in Antartica).

If anything, with CO2 levels still increasing, if CO2 was the catalyst for rising temperatures, then surely as more CO2 gets into the atmosphere, then the rate of warming would increase. If there hadn't been a large El Niño, then 2016 would not have been the warmest year. Which, by the way, was by an estimated 0.02c over 1998, with a margin of error of 0.1c. So 18 years of supposed warming, yet it's still within the error margins.

People really shouldn't get all of their information from the Main Stream Media.

Did you miss a Z in setting up your username?


Anyway, I digress. What an absolute CJTC.
 




mejonaNO12 aka riskit

Well-known member
Dec 4, 2003
21,481
England
Another believer eh. Do some reading on:
Roman Warm Period
Minoan Warm Period
Little Ice Age.

Then try to take a view on the minor changes of global temperature changes over the last 30 years (end of the last century), when there were a few wrong El Niño events.

Climate science is weak (to say the least). Every model overstates the effect of CO2 on temperature (as they are programmed with this bias). Every prediction of a change in CO2 has been wrong: e.g.
More hurricanes - wrong : last Cat 5 hurricane to make landfall in US was 2005.
More tornados - wrong : less are being recorded now.
Arctic sea ice death spiral - er, nope, it's still there. (BTW 2015 was the highest level of sea ice EVER recorded in Antartica).

If anything, with CO2 levels still increasing, if CO2 was the catalyst for rising temperatures, then surely as more CO2 gets into the atmosphere, then the rate of warming would increase. If there hadn't been a large El Niño, then 2016 would not have been the warmest year. Which, by the way, was by an estimated 0.02c over 1998, with a margin of error of 0.1c. So 18 years of supposed warming, yet it's still within the error margins.

People really shouldn't get all of their information from the Main Stream Media.

:lolol: very good
 


Papa Lazarou

Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Jul 7, 2003
18,840
Worthing
Anyway, this side of the looking glass, we appear to about to be treated to another cold spell with some lovely easterlies.

Sadly I don't think they're the deep deep snow sort, more the sharp frost and sunny days type
 













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