Wednesday, May 09, 2012
Another one-minute disproof
The pea-brained cretins are at it again.
Well, let's see. Warm spring?
Nope. Decisive downward trend.
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Wetter spring?
Nope. No particular trend.
On the question of "predictability", the last few years are certainly up-and-downish, but there was an similar period around 1910, roughly the same mean and same variance. 1910 was well before Evil Carbon was created out of Dark Matter. The 1910 species of carbon was just another old element, so it can't be blamed for that period of wet variability. (Unless Evil Carbon has the Superpower of reaching backward in time and changing the records of previous periods.... No, it's the Carbon Cult "scientists" who have that superpower, not Evil Carbon.)
As usual, disproved in one minute from the hugely valuable NCDC graphs.
Scientists say climate change is making it tougher for Idaho reservoir managers to forecast weather, control floods and manage water for farming, recreation and fisheries.
Future challenges were foreshadowed recently, when two days of record high temperatures, accompanied by record rainfall in the same week, pushed a surge of water in the Boise River. ... Ron Abramovich, of the Natural Resources Conservation Service, says this phenomenon — a warm spring, heavier rains and more unpredictability — is all something to expect more of as the climate changes.
Well, let's see. Warm spring?
Nope. Decisive downward trend.
= = = = =
Wetter spring?
Nope. No particular trend.
On the question of "predictability", the last few years are certainly up-and-downish, but there was an similar period around 1910, roughly the same mean and same variance. 1910 was well before Evil Carbon was created out of Dark Matter. The 1910 species of carbon was just another old element, so it can't be blamed for that period of wet variability. (Unless Evil Carbon has the Superpower of reaching backward in time and changing the records of previous periods.... No, it's the Carbon Cult "scientists" who have that superpower, not Evil Carbon.)
As usual, disproved in one minute from the hugely valuable NCDC graphs.
Labels: Carbon Cult
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