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- Reconciling predictions of climate change Fri, 7 Jul 17, 5:00amFrom Eurekalert, New framework accounts for conflicting estimates of global temperature increases Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences AUDIO: SEAS researchers Peter Huybers and Cristian...
- Why Climate Models Run Hot Fri, 7 Jul 17, 1:00amby Rud Istvan, EPA administrator Pruitt wants to “Red Team” the catastrophic anthropogenic global warming (CAGW) consensus best reflected in the IPCC assessment reports (AR)...
- RCP 8.5: The “Mother of all” Junk Climate Science Tue, 5 Apr 16, 10:25pmGuest post by David Middleton Featured image borrowed from here. Nearly every catastrophic global warming doomsday scenario, particularity those involving icecap failures and Noah-size sea level rises are based on the “RCP...
- DeConto and Pollard – An Antarctic Science (Fiction?) Disaster Fri, 1 Apr 16, 11:11amReaders may recall the announcement of the PR for the recent paper claiming Sea-Level rise from Antarctic ice sheet could double in WUWT. In a tongue and cheek way, I prefaced it with “Oh Noes!” due to the ridiculous...
- NOAA tweaks their poorly performing Climate Forecast System model to remove ‘cold bias’ Wed, 30 Mar 16, 7:59am‘Cold bias’ removed from Atlantic From NOAA/NWS technical information notices (TIN) (h/t) to Dr. Ryan Maue and Larry Kummer. It seems the climate models can’t quite zoom in on the short term future of a...
- Missing from climate models: Unaccounted for Arctic microbes appear to be speeding up glacier melting Thu, 24 Mar 16, 1:54amFrom the SOCIETY FOR GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY and the “department of robusted models” comes this Today, at the Microbiology Society’s Annual Conference in Liverpool, scientists will reveal how Arctic microbes...
- Cloudy modeling problems: Today’s clouds might not be the same as pre-industrial ones Mon, 7 Mar 16, 3:20amStudy helps narrow down one reason why clouds are hard to model From the DOE/PACIFIC NORTHWEST NATIONAL LABORATORY RICHLAND, Wash. – Airborne particles known as “aerosols” strongly impact the way clouds...
- Climate Models are NOT Simulating Earth’s Climate – Part 3 Mon, 29 Feb 16, 9:47pmGuest Post by Bob Tisdale This post presents model-data comparisons of ocean heat content. It is a correction and update (with 2015 values) of the modeled and observed trends in ocean heat accumulation that were presented...
- Another thing not in climate models ‘Synchronized leaf aging’ in the tropics Sun, 28 Feb 16, 8:00amFrom the DOE/BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY Synchronized leaf aging in the Amazon responsible for seasonal increases in photosynthesis High-tech photography in the Amazon reveals that young leaves grow in at the same times...
- A new climate war brewing: forecasting vs. modeling Wed, 24 Feb 16, 7:27amA new paper published today by the Global Warming Policy Foundation explains how statistical forecasting methods can provide an important contrast to climate model-based predictions of future global warming...
- Finally, a study that shows unreliable models are the root of overwrought ‘extreme weather’ events Tue, 23 Feb 16, 10:07amDr. Judith Curry tips me to this new study in GRL: Unreliable climate simulations overestimate attributable risk of extreme weather and climate events Omar Bellprat, Francisco Doblas-Reyes Abstract Event attribution aims...
- Initialization practices disqualify UN IPCC global circulation models from use for most climate change forecast purposes Thu, 4 Feb 16, 11:09amGuest essay by Michael G. Wallace Hydroclimatologist, Albuquerque, NM The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change UN IPCC features and endorses decadal global climate forecasting products. Those in turn feed...
- Study: Current climate models misrepresent El Niño Wed, 16 Dec 15, 12:06pmFrom the UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Clues to the fundamental physics of El Niño from millennia-old corals and clams An analysis of fossil corals and mollusk shells from the Pacific Ocean reveals there is no link between...
- ‘Wild card’ in climate models found, ‘and that’s a no no’ Tue, 29 Sep 15, 2:50amJo Nova has a post today about an investigation of climate modeling mathematics by her husband David Evans. Evans believes he has uncovered a significant and perhaps major flaw in the mathematics at the core of the climate...
- Climate scientists can restart the climate change debate & win: test the models! Fri, 25 Sep 15, 9:05amBy Larry Kummer, from the Fabius Maximus website Summary; Public policy about climate change has become politicized and gridlocked after 26 years of large-scale advocacy...