Newton Love says:
October 15, 2018 at 8:14 pm
I’m a data scientist specializing in modeling and simulation. I have 20+ published papers in peer-reviewed journals.
The IPCC models are fraudulently built. If you feed the data from 1990 to 2000 into the climate models, they do not predict the 2000 to 2010 temps. Not even close.
7 years ago, a paper was published on how they took random number generated data for each of the climate model input streams, and for the more than 40 runs they made, everyone of them generated a prediction of catastrophic warming.
NOAA works with the HADCRUT data liars to “cook the books” every few months on the “global surface temperature” data, but the satellite captured data on atmospheric temperatures (that have not been modified) show that the Earth has been in a cooling pattern for a decade.
Given the Atlantic Decadal Oscillation, and the Pacific Decadal Oascillation, that has drive the El Nino warming and La Nina coolings going back to when they were observed and named by the Spanish Catholic Priests (see Junípero Serra) invaded California in the early 1700s. THAT WAS PRE-INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION!
We will be in this cooling period for at least another 20 years. Get ready for colder and colder winters!
Welll look at you! You’ll be our go-to for climate and modeling related issues. Thanks.
Just heard from Cats Pajamas! She has a lot to deal with in the hurricane aftermath, and asked me to:
“tell everyone I’ll be back some day but right now Panama City is in ruins. We are living in hotel hope to be back soon.”
Prayers up for one of our Qanteen Qatz, and LexiQon staff.
When I bought my property over in Nevada in 2013 one of the factors that sealed the deal for me was a rain cycle that matches up with that and which I observed at the time appeared that the area was coming out of the bottom of. It’s rained/snowed more each year since I bought it. The fish like it (trout in the stream). Now I just need some beavers in the upper reaches to start impounding and meadowing out the open areas in the canyon so it doesn’t flush like a toilet at the high point in 15 or so years...
(And a cabin... a cabin would be good :-))
:: Newton Love says ::
Sure...BUT...did Newton successfully design and build an overland railroad in the mountainous region of Southern India?
if not, then his climate “musings” are so much spittle.