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And that's consistently and spectacularly wrong throughout the 21st century so far, not just for "two years."

Check the chart again:
WGI_AR5_Fig1-4_UPDATE.jpg


This is what you would describe as:
The temperature anomalies fit within the range of the models.

Which makes those projections accurate.
 
This is what you would describe as:


Which makes those projections accurate.

Hmm. You missed a few things in the quote you cited.

Here's the full quote:

Wrong.

The temperature anomalies fit within the range of the models. More specifically, the models that projected that huge increases in man-made greenhouse gases wouldn't lead to any significant warming were correct.

However, the IPCC's predictions -- such as the 2007 prediction of a 0.2 degrees C per decade increase -- were based on the average of the models.

The IPCC's predictions have been spectacularly wrong. The graphs confirm it:

National Post: http://financialpostbusiness.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/fe0617_climate_c_mf.jpeg?w=620&h=552

The Guardian: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CIRz_2PVEAAf8QX.jpg:large

What I said was that the graphs show the IPCC's predictions have been spectacularly wrong.

I know you're borderline illiterate but I can assure you that "spectacularly wrong" doesn't mean the same thing as "accurate."

Try to quote me a little more precisely, next time. :thumb:
 
In this case the hypothesis that humans caused global warming is tested against the hypothesis that they don't.

Bullshit.

There is no metric or standard for the falsification of the man-made global warming hypothesis.

All data is somehow interpreted by the climate enforcers to support the hypothesis -- for example, even when the models show a 97% failure rate (IPCC's AR5 report in 2013).

Furthermore, your argument about an alternate hypothesis assumes there is something unusual that has occurred that needs to be explained. In fact, nothing unusual has occurred that requires any hypothesis.
 
You predicted that 2015 would not 0.83ºC.
Remember?

Actually, I predicted the increase in the temperature anomaly in 2015 would fall short of the 0.15ºC increase that was needed to fulfil the IPCC's predictions.

NASA said:
Globally-averaged temperatures in 2015 shattered the previous mark set in 2014 by 0.23 degrees Fahrenheit (0.13 Celsius).

https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/...-shattering-global-warm-temperatures-in-2015/

I was right.
 
Hmm. You missed a few things in the quote you cited.

Here's the full quote:

I don't know how legit the chart that you linked to, but I'll post it up here.
Because its really fucking funny that the chart you used to claim the IPCC projections aren't accurate shows a projection of 0.847º as the target, and we just hit 0.87ºC.
That chart shows the IPCC projections are accurate.

fe0617_climate_c_mf.jpeg


What a loser!

You used a chart that backs up this statement:
The temperature anomalies fit within the range of the models.
Loser!
 
Still lying like a weasel, eh?

Not at all. Last time I checked, 0.13ºC is less than 0.15ºC. I was right.

As for your fairy-tale claims about the bet, I'm not going to have the same debate in two competing threads. You can continue to get your ass totally kicked in the other thread.
 
Because its really fucking funny that the chart you used to claim the IPCC projections aren't accurate shows a projection of 0.847º as the target, and we just hit 0.87ºC.

God, you really are stupid. You still don't know the difference between NASA and the Met Office in the U.K., do you?

For your information, they use entirely different baselines for calculating the temperature anomalies. Try looking at your "updated" IPCC graph a little more closely (http://www.climate-lab-book.ac.uk/files/2016/02/WGI_AR5_Fig1-4_UPDATE.jpg).

Your own "updated" IPCC graph put the Met Office's HadCRUT4 temperature anomaly for 2015 at 0.75ºC.

http://www.climate-lab-book.ac.uk/comparing-cmip5-observations/

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/news/releases/archive/2016/2015-global-temperature

Next time I update your "greatest hits," I assume you're OK with me including the fact that you thought 0.75 and 0.87 are the exact same number. :thumb:

And for the record -- the 0.75ºC temperature anomaly in 2015 is still well below the 0.85ºC IPCC prediction that you cited. The IPCC's predictions remain consistently and spectacularly wrong.
 
As for your fairy-tale claims about the bet, I'm not going to have the same debate in two competing threads. You can continue to get your ass totally kicked in the other thread.

Talk about fairy-tale claims.
Last time I checked 0.87º is higher then 0.83ºC.
Loser.
 
Talk about fairy-tale claims.
Last time I checked 0.87º is higher then 0.83ºC.
Loser.

Last time I checked, 0.74 + 0.15 doesn't add up to 0.83.

Keep your fairy-tale claims to the other thread, where you continue to get your ass completely handed to you.
 
What was the baseline used in your chart?
Answer that question.

You could have tried opening the links. The baseline used in your graphs was the average of the temperature anomalies from 1961 to 1990.

Let's review your numbers again, using the same baseline:

- IPCC prediction for 2015: 0.85ºC

- 2015 anomaly on the "updated" IPCC graph: 0.75ºC

And that was in a super El Nino year.

The IPCC's predictions remain consistently and spectacularly wrong.
 
Last time I checked, 0.74 + 0.15 doesn't add up to 0.83.

I agree, I have no idea why you keep trying to make those numbers add up.
Talk about failing grade three math....
We were just talking about what you predicted 2015's temperature would be, 0.83ºC, vs what it hit, 0.87ºC.
 
"Run away from it"?

Try reading my quote above a little more closely. Franky's "updated" IPCC graph shows the same thing as the graph that I posted -- that the IPCC's predictions have been consistently and spectacularly wrong. I applauded him for posting it....

I find it interesting from a psychological level how you look at a graph where all the data points are well within the predicted range but claim it is 'spectacularly wrong'.

Is it a fuji-like sense of stubbornness? A refusal to admit the world isn't the same as when you were a child? A paranoid belief that the authorities are really just out to get you?
 
I agree, I have no idea why you keep trying to make those numbers add up.
Talk about failing grade three math....
We were just talking about what you predicted 2015's temperature would be, 0.83ºC, vs what it hit, 0.87ºC.

Sorry, but NASA's reported increase of 0.13ºC is less than the 0.15ºC that was needed to fulfil the IPCC's predictions.

As for your fairy-tale claims about the bet, you can continue to get your ass completely handed to you in the other thread. I don't conduct the same debate in competing threads.
 
Looks like they were right and you were wrong.

Aha! So you are saying that you believe 0.87 and 0.75 are the exact same number.

The graph you cited with the IPCC prediction is using a completely different baseline than your NASA anomaly.

This one's definitely getting added to your greatest hits.
 
Sorry, but NASA's reported increase of 0.13ºC is less than the 0.15ºC that was needed to fulfil the IPCC's predictions.

As far as your fairy-tale claims go, you can continue to get your ass completely handed to you in the other thread. I don't conduct the same debate in competing threads.

Looks like you are up to the same tricks on this thread as well, loser.

Funny how you can't read a chart and can't read your own numbers now.
- IPCC prediction for 2015: 0.85ºC

NASA reported:
- 2015 anomaly: 0.87ºC


WGI_AR5_Fig1-4_UPDATE.jpg


The temperature anomalies fit within the range of the models.

As you said:
you can continue to get your ass completely handed to you

Only a fool suffering from Dunning-Kruger effect wouldn't understand that he's been made to look like a fool with these posts.
Even your usual backers have abandoned you now.