Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change

[TheClimateChanger]

Funnily enough, the USCRN data largely supports my contention decades ago that the US climate record likely understates the change. If you accept USCRN as the gold standard, then, you must conclude nClimDiv [and the older USHCN] clearly understates warming in recent decades.

[bdgwx]

1 hour ago, TheClimateChanger said:

Funnily enough, the USCRN data largely supports my contention decades ago that the US climate record likely understates the change. If you accept USCRN as the gold standard, then, you must conclude nClimDiv [and the older USHCN] clearly understates warming in recent decades.

Exactly. The corrections applied to nClimDiv (USHCN) still aren't fully offsetting the biases and errors. 

[GaWx]

 Despite some including Grok AI insisting there’d need to be WAY more ocean floor vents than have been discovered for underwater seismic activity to significantly affect SSTs, the AGW denying JB today seems to ignore that per the the attached. He says he’s not aware of any possible explanation for the sharp cooling over the last year in much of the Atlantic other than a sharp reduction in mid ocean seismic activity:
 

You Can't Explain this kind of Drop with Man Made forcing

Wow. Look at the MDR drop off in Feb. 

Co2 does not explain that

This might tho