Nobel prize winner Al Gore said the Arctic would be ice free this year, but instead we got only three ice-free months on Lake Superior, which is already freezing over.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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When somebody figures how to predict climate they really will deserve a Nobel Prize. Until then we have to put up with the BS of those who claim the lordship of the climate scammers.
If you want to see undoubtedly skillful climate forecasts of the coming cooling see
http://climatesense-norpag.blogspot.com/2014/07/climate-forecasting-methods-and-cooling.html
Remember to make the Nobel nomination in about 2020 Thanks.
I predict that ten years from now the climate will be different than it is today…that’s what it means to have a dynamic climate.
3°F this morning at Duluth. The mist coming off the water on the webcam was really pretty.
Superior is also threatening the entire record levels book next year despite near record releases.
Got one question mr. goddard.
In the case of global warming the Albedo must go down?!
(as more rays are absorbed by co2,
therefore :
As long as the albedo isn’t going down the climate will stay the same as the same amount of sun-energy is absorbed by the earth.
CO2 is not reponsible for the albedo. Objects like land surface, clouds and snow are responsible for mots of it.
Cor:CO2 is not responsible for the albedo. Objects like land surface, clouds and snow are responsible for most of it.
See here. http://ice-glaces.ec.gc.ca/prods/NAIS25WCT/20141115180000_NAIS25WCT_0007968110.pdf
Nov 15 2014 Canadian Ice Service latest Ice Chart. Ice Warning in effect.
The polar bears are going to move south like the Canadian geese.