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The October 2022 UAH (Univ of Alabama at Huntsville) Satellite DATA is now in and the 7-year trend is still in a slight downward trend. Even though this year (so far) is a tad warmer than last year, the global DATA trend for the last 7 years shows slight cooling. The NOAA global surface temperature DATA reflects a similar slight cooling trend. Plus, November brings early snows ... Mammoth ski season to open early with fresh snow - Los Angeles Times

[Bill14564]

Is there a link to the source of this graph?

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Originally Posted by Bill14564

Is there a link to the source of this graph?

Here is the source data ... https://www.nsstc.uah.edu/data/msu/v...cdc_lt_6.0.txt

And here is the monthly UAH plot of this data ... Latest Global Temps « Roy Spencer, PhD

[tuccillo]

Here is the non cherry picked chart.

Latest Global Temps « Roy Spencer, PhD

Originally Posted by Bill14564

Is there a link to the source of this graph?

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Originally Posted by tuccillo

Here is the non cherry picked chart.

Latest Global Temps « Roy Spencer, PhD

I already provided the Roy Spencer graph source -- nothing to hide here. Besides, there is no cherry-picking. I simply plotted all January through October temperature data from 2015 to 2022. Where is the cherry picking? When the November data comes in, I will plot that data -- and then subsequently for the December data ... a very simple straight forward process. And over the last 8 years of data, it shows a 7-year slight cooling trend.

[tuccillo]

7 years is not a reasonable length of time for a trend. Cherry picking is certainly appropriate here. Have you learned what a logarithm is?

Originally Posted by sounding

I already provided the Roy Spencer graph source -- nothing to hide here. Besides, there is no cherry-picking. I simply plotted all January through October temperature data from 2015 to 2022. Where is the cherry picking? When the November data comes in, I will plot that data -- and then subsequently for the December data ... a very simple straight forward process. And over the last 8 years of data, it shows a 7-year slight cooling trend.

[sounding]

Originally Posted by tuccillo

7 years is not a reasonable length of time for a trend. Cherry picking is certainly appropriate here. Have you learned what a logarithm is?

Anyone call claim what is good or not good, but the cooling trend began after 2015, which is why I plotted that data -- good or bad -- this data shows a cooling trend. The question is ... how long with this continue? Another question is ... why the cooling trend while CO2 continues its steady and steep upward slope?

[tuccillo]

Again, 7 years is not a trend. If you want to consider 40 years then perhaps it is worth a look. So, please stop, you are embarrassing yourself. How are you doing on learning what a logarithm is?

Originally Posted by sounding

Anyone call claim what is good or not good, but the cooling trend began after 2015, which is why I plotted that data -- good or bad -- this data shows a cooling trend. The question is ... how long with this continue? Another question is ... why the cooling trend while CO2 continues its steady and steep upward slope?

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by tuccillo

Here is the non cherry picked chart.

Latest Global Temps « Roy Spencer, PhD

Thanks

[MorTech]

The cooling trend started with solar cycle 24 and continues today. ..Inside a 300 year warming trend.

[Two Bills]

I like that!

[Taltarzac725]

54 Great Sources for Climate Change News | Online Public Health

There are many sources out there about global warming.

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Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

54 Great Sources for Climate Change News | Online Public Health

There are many sources out there about global warming.

During the Little Ice Age there were even more sources explaining why witches caused extreme weather and fast growing glaciers -- and most sources were from government and church leaders.

[Byte1]

Whether it gets warmer or colder, it's gonna happen whether man inhabits the earth or not.

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by sounding

During the Little Ice Age there were even more sources explaining why witches caused extreme weather and fast growing glaciers -- and most sources were from government and church leaders.

What do witches have to do with global warming? The science is there. Persecuting witches was a widespread abuse of power and had little to do with facts.