Ground Temps
What would I do without "The Big Picture":
Click to enlargeYep, those ground temps are steady and on course....aint' no global warming around here...right?
posted by greyhair @ 9:31 AM
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Friday, December 09, 2005
Click to enlargeYep, those ground temps are steady and on course....aint' no global warming around here...right?
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Taking into account the range of uncertainty, since 1000 ad the temp has increased .25 of one degree?
That's a good point.
However, remember that this is an average number. And it looks to me like about a .60 degree change, given the last reading. Even a .25 degree change is quite significant in terms of climate change. Finally, the most disturbing portion of the graph is the trend during the industrial age. The fluctuations are on a very steep upward trend.
Not incidently, the trend on this chart lines up quite nicely with the oil usage/peak oil charts I've seen.
Oh and.... ;)
I also want to point out that the degree of uncertainty is narrowing, the closer you get to the present. Obviously, the most recent readings have a very low level of uncertainty.
It looks like we are getting warmer.
If I can hang on to my North Augusta property long enough, it may be beachfront some day!
Good point about the narrowing range of uncertainty.
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