Category Archives: Model-Data Comparison – General

Global Mean Surface Temperature: Early 20th Century Warming Period – Models versus Models & Models versus Data

Posted on January 31, 2019 by

This is a long post: 3500+ words and 22 illustrations. Regardless, heretics of the church of human-induced global warming who frequent this blog should enjoy it.  Additionally, I’ve uncovered something about the climate models stored in the CMIP5 archive that … Continue reading →

Posted in Model-Data Comparison - General, Model-Data Comparison LSAT, Model-Data Comparison SST, Model-Data LOST | 18 Comments

Tamino Resorts to Childish Attempts at Humor But Offers Nothing of Value

Posted on October 26, 2013 by

INITIAL NOTE:  This post includes a link to and title of a recent post by Tamino, in which he attempted sophomoric humor in an effort to amuse his audience.  While I realize responding to it at the same base level … Continue reading →

Posted in CAGW Proponent Arguments, Model-Data Comparison - General, Tamino | 1 Comment

On the Use of the Multi-Model Mean

Posted on October 6, 2013 by

This is a reference post.  I’ll link to it in future model-data comparison posts, so that I don’t have to burden those posts with boilerplate.  The following is from Chapter 1.4 from my recently published ebook Climate Models Fail. I’ve … Continue reading →

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