Here's another one for you to ignore...
NOAA-data-show-u-s-in-decade-long-cooling/
Here's a pretty good summation (also to be ignored by those long since brain-dead)
*snip*
Government Data Show U.S. in Decade-Long Cooling
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s most accurate, up-to-date temperature data confirm the
United States has been cooling for at least the past decade. The NOAA temperature data are driving a stake
through the heart of alarmists claiming accelerating global warming.
*snip*
here's another good one...
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Expect global warming alarmists, now and for the foreseeable future,
to howl in desperation claiming the USCRN temperature data are
irrelevant.
Of course, to global warming alarmists, all real-world data are irrelevant.
*snip* (as in... never let facts get in the way)
According to the article, the data shows a 0.4 C drop in temp just in the last decade. This is more than half of the 'claimed' global warming of the
entire 20th century. Sounds like it's time to invest in mink farming.
I'm sure that the land area of the United States, to include Alaska and Hawaii, is just a tiny little 'isolated area' to the 'climate-change/global-warming-mad' alarmists.
And here is
yet another item to be ignored by the alarmists...
Global warming computer models confounded as Antarctic
sea ice hits new record high with 2.1million square miles more
than is usual for time of year
- Ice is covering 16m sq km, more than 2.1m unusual for time of year
- UN computer models say Antarctic ice should be in decline, not increasing
*snip*
It represents the latest stage in a trend that started ten years ago, and means
that an area the size of Greenland, which would normally be open water, is now
frozen.
The Antarctic surge is so big that overall, although Arctic ice has decreased, the
frozen area around both poles is one million square kilometres more than the
long-term average.
*snip*
Antarctic-sea-ice-hits-new-record-high
Of course, if anyone sends any more 'icebreakers' to Antarctica (to again get stuck in the ice
), this will be difficult to continue to ignore. I'm sure, though, that if they sail around enough they ought to be able to find at least one good vid showing some ice breaking off and making a big wave while falling into the ocean (completely ignoring any/all shots showing huge pile-ups of new ice that won't fit into the 'agenda')
(we'll just have to lump this Antarctica place in with the teeny isolated regions that just don't matter)