is that so, beenthere?You were proven wrong yet again UncleBuck, if you don't like it, do what you do best, go whine to the mods.
lweather, by definition, is not long term.
Weather is what conditions of the atmosphere are over a short period of time
The difference between weather and climate is a measure of time. Weather is what conditions of the atmosphere are over a short period of time, and climate is how the atmosphere "behaves" over relatively long periods of time.
When we talk about climate change, we talk about changes in long-term averages of daily weather.http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/noaa-n/climate/climate_weather.html#.VFMN5Fbob-Y
My point being ... When you control the weather you control the climate. Which is exactly what is happening. Nice deflection though.
Who's arguing you aren't correct besides paddy?
I'm not familiar with the term "casual function" please explain.Answer this, is climate a casual function or not? Can it be used to predict instantaneous weather?
Your incorrect spelling and the way you phrased the question threw me off.Answer this, is climate a casual function or not? Can it be used to predict instantaneous weather?
I'M still waiting for the end of the world.
I mean seriously, will global warming kill us all? I want to see the evidence that says a couple degrees warmer = end of all life on earth.
I fully agree.There is a lot of dry land. If the oceans rose 10 feet we'd all still be fine. People would simply have to move inland a little. New ports would be opened, new lakes and rivers would be formed. New growing land would be developed. It gets up to 110+ where I live in the summer. I'm fine. I think this is all a bunch of nonsense. It's a debate over who is right and wrong. Nobody really cares about the climate.
Yeah, in general I’m a terrible speller and the problem is exacerbated when I don’t proof read.Your incorrect spelling and the way you phrased the question threw me off.
If you are asking me if climate is a causal system or that there is causality between man caused co2 and temperature, my answer is, no.
I believe there is a causality between co2 and temperature but it's looking like co2 lags temperature.
NASA would disagree, but that's probably all part of the george soros conspiracy and they don't know as much as a smart guy like you.If you are asking me if climate is a causal system or that there is causality between man caused co2 and temperature, my answer is, no.
neh, maybe it's the fact I don't trust the government and politicians like some of you loons do.NASA would disagree, but that's probably all part of the george soros conspiracy and they don't know as much as a smart guy like you.
care to put down the meth pipe for a second and cite that claim for me, beenthere?NASA itself admits 95% of their climate models were wrong
care to tell me which denier website you got your falsified graph from?Here is the head of NASA in 1988 predicting a 1.9 degree celsius rise in temperature, needless to say, he was way off.
You supply a graph with the wrong prediction from the alarmist website skeptical science LOLcare to put down the meth pipe for a second and cite that claim for me, beenthere?
care to tell me which denier website you got your falsified graph from?
because here is hansen's 1988 predictions.
and here is hanen's 1981 prediction:
for the record, beenthere, hansen never predicted a 1.9 degree celsius increase. as you can see, that projection is based on levels of CO2 that are higher than the levels of CO2 that have actually been created.
scenario B most closely matches the levels of CO2 that have been created, and the 25 year old projection has been about as accurate as you could get.
but feel free to tell some more lies while providing no citation for your own ridiculous claims and obviously falsified, unattributed graphs, washere.
again, hansen's own chart shows that projection is based on CO2 levels that are higher than the CO2 levels we've put off.