PUBLICLY FUNDED MET OFFICE STILL LYING ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE

In its first major update on climate change in almost 10 years, the Met Office has warned of significant temperature rises in the decades ahead. The UK Climate Projections 2018 study is the most up to date assessment of how the UK may change over this century. It says that under the highest emissions scenario, summer temperatures could be 5.4 C hotter by 2070. The chances of a summer as warm as 2018 are around 50% by 2050. There will always be warmer or cooler temperatures but the average global temperatures will be the ultimate guide.

Both US and British authorities continued with the above temperatures in the 1990’s

NYT: According to the new figures, the average global temperature this year (1998) will turn out to be about 58 degrees, a full degree warmer than the 1961-1990 average of 14 C.”This number’s amazing,” said Dr. Philip D. Jones, a climatologist at the University of East Anglia in England, speaking of a field in which records are normally set in fractions. Dr. Jones provided much of the information on which yesterday’s announcement was based.

Tree Ring Data and the “Divergence Problem”

Phil Jones relied heavily on tree rings (including tree-ring width and late wood density) because they provide high-resolution, annually resolved snapshots of past climates. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

2 Comments

  1. Wood Duck says:

    Forget about thermometers Tree Ring and Ice Core data is much more accurate!!

  2. Rudy says:

    The had used a baseline temperature of 15 C (59 F) to publish a temperature of 59.618 F in 1988 slightly cooler than the warmest year in 1990 at 59.81 F. The graph is exactly the same as what NASA had used over the same period.

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