…When Sea Levels Were Roughly 20 to 30 Feet Higher than Today
Science recently published Hoffman, et al. (2017) Regional and global sea-surface temperatures during the last interglaciation. Not too surprisingly, the study has been ignored by the mainstream media. Why? As Science writes in their summary (my boldface):
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“It would be nice to know what planet the climate models from GISS are simulating. It certainly isn’t the Earth.” — Bob Tisdale
…A Reminder of How Horribly Climate Models Simulate the Surface Temperatures of Earth’s Oceans.
This post serves as the annual model-data comparison for sea surface temperatures.
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RSS and UAH agree: global temperature in 2016 and 1998 were essentially same. 1998 was the last year with a big El Niño spike.
–Jonathan Cohler
That is, for 2016, the Temperatures of Earth’s Atmosphere Nearest to Its Surface Were an Insignificant 0.02 Deg C Higher than the Previous El Niño-Related High in 1998.
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