#1 You would see from Roy Spencer's data plotting package of the AMSU data, that the GLOBALLY averaged temp anomalies as measured by his AMSU sensor has been higher that any other year for all the data he makes available since about July of last year (with some exceptions, actually no exceptions since Jan 11, 2010).
Have you or have you not availed yourself of this data at ? Follow the instructions. And I'm sorry I have not figured out how to enlarge the plots myself to paste them into posts.
Overall for the period July 2009 until 10 April 2010 the temp anomaly is about 0.3 C higher than 1998. What this means is that the temp anomaly (for at least the UAH data in red) will be ~0.3C higher than 1998 and this off the chart of the graph I often give, repeated below.
That my friend is extraordinarily! All other years are clumped together (if you check all the year boxes for any AMSU data plot). 2010 thus far annd late 2009 stick out like a sore thumb. The rapid rise throughout the 1900's is also faster than at any other previous time even the ice age to non-ice age rapid change every 135,000 years or so (as shown by the Volstok ice coe data does not rise that fast (when you bother to check the x-axis scale)). And this rapid rise has overcome a negative trend that the Miklanovitch cycles would demand (i.e. it overcame the little ice age trend).
The days of temp leveling off since 1998 are over due to the return of the El Nino as was also present in 1998. As stated numerous times the ocean heat content has continued to increase in the 2000's and the sea level has continue to increase in the 2000's as well (the absorbed re-radiated earthshine has to go somewhere. It has gone into the oceans since 2000 [not the air temp] as it did in the period 194-1970, while CO2 was rising [and therefore absorbed earthshine increased] as it continues to do today).
#2 "this chart" refers to the AMSU data (first smaller plot inmy post above being one such example), not the big plot repeated above in this post.
#3 OK I'll read #4
#4 I have refuted D'Aleo's charts as being limited to small areas of the earth (2% and 10%) respevctively. One can hardly claim GLOBALNESS with such small areas. Read the AMSU data for GLOBAL data. As for D'Aleo's article it quotes delta temps from 1 Dec 09 to 15 Feb 2010 a cherry picked time frame for which in the northern hemisphere (which he also chooses to isolate on) the temps usually go down during that period. Also read what I said in red above.
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I have better things to do with my time than argue with a data analysis challenged person who is constantly duped by propaganda. Phil Jones has been cleared of all but being harsh on opponents in what he thought was private email (and his harshness deosn't hold a candle to the sarcasm of the denialists - I can hardly imagne what their emial says!).
I'm awaiting any readjustment of the temp station records to see if lo and behold the very rapid temp rise we have seen in the 1900's is at all refuted after any corrections. They would have to contradict both the satellite data bases (UAH MSU and the RSS sensor) given in the plot above (this post) if it changed materially.
Some corrections were made for Y2K at the demand of denialists and you can hardly tell the difference.
The Hockey stick was corrected but Mann's main conclusion that the rate of temp increase in the 1900's is larger than anytime in the last 1000 years. The MWP was a slow rolling increass of about 0.15C (and that is debatable based on noise-level involved and the isolated nature of the data) while the 1900's has seen a rapid rise of 0.8C (when the best corrected data is used).
Minor corrections may be warranted but those done to date at the behests of denialists have meant next to nothing. The station data is again being looked at by the NAS and I doubt that any substantial dent in responsible GW conclusions will result. Plus we are experiencing a jump akin to the jump in 1998 this year (since June/July last year actually). The yearly result will be off the chart (over 1.0C temp anomaly) unless some volcanoe cools things off this year. But the sea level continues to rise regardless and that is the final integrator (sea, air, land).
David, I'm tired of saying the same things over and over again to you and you are too stubborn/duped/dense to understand. I have noticed the decreasing amount of viewership we have had since moving to this forum. I do not write to try to convince you, David, but to correct your misunderstandings from being promulgated. My replies are going to be fewer and fewer unless you come up with some real and new challenges.
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