Look again.Well as this report doesn't include the effects of teh solar cycle and the grand solar minimum we are in now (they have named it teh Eddy minimum) it is only a partial report on the effect of solar activity on our temperatures!
Look again.
Here's a better article, more clear and updated:
Helpful article on the sun's influence on climate:
https://phys.org/news/2017-08-sun-current-global-temperature.html
(as an aid, I've zero doubt Christ's prophecy of roaring seas in Luke chapter 21 will happen, and it doesn't matter a bit if it's man made warming or whatever reason....so, it's an unimportant side topic how the warming happens, but...it's my own background in physics that helps me distinguish that, allows me to know what is solid science, and what is merely an ideology)
I'll add it to that earlier post.
The graph of solar radiation in my earlier post above shows the actual solar radiation for 1978-2003 measured precisely by satellite. But notice the numbers on the right of the graph show that solar radiation varied from 1365 to 1368 --The fact your last cited article says the sun has little effect on temperature is just plain wrong. It is the chief driver of climate.
Well winter here (and autumn) has suddenly started a month earlier for this the past three years. The oaks are loaded with acorns (cold winter) and for the third year, slightly over a month early. However at the same time and a few years longer spring has returned to being about a month later compared to the 80s-90s. So spring resembles the 60s-70s but this early fall hasn't been a norm.
That is all because of the sun entering a grand solar minimum! Weather will be whackier, colder and longer winters, strong polar vortexes, maybe more hurricanes and tornadoes. droughts and floods all because the sun is forming much less sunspots and is going into an extended quiet phase.
2020 is continuing the trend though of warmer than in the past --
Global Climate Report - June 2020 | State of the Climate | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)
Global -- it's averaging the temperatures from around the whole world, not just in one nation.I dunno. These summers remind me of the 60's-70's. Turbulence is higher though.
As you can see, the bigger increase in temperature (for 1 month, June 2020) isn't much in the U.S. (though looks like one warm area northern plains).I dunno. These summers remind me of the 60's-70's. Turbulence is higher though.
Regardless, the weather has gone back to what it was before the heat build up in the 80's. The waveGlobal -- it's averaging the temperatures from around the whole world, not just in one nation.
Look just above, for the global map.Regardless, the weather has gone back to what it was before the heat build up in the 80's. The wave
is ebbing.
Yes interesting it, and western Arctic of Canada have experienced the same changes in combination with the growth of Chinese industry and pollution sending it's soot over the ice causing a rapid melt.It's stronger elsewhere, especially northern Siberia for example --
I tend to agree. I go back to check storms, droughts and heat waves of my day that I clearly remember and it is if they never existed.
As you can see, the bigger increase in temperature (for 1 month, June 2020) isn't much in the U.S. (though looks like one warm area northern plains).
It's stronger elsewhere, especially northern Siberia for example --
Global Climate Report - June 2020 | State of the Climate | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)
Now check how many temp stations were removed from colder climes, how many were not moved due to urbanization which adds to teh temperature surounding the station.
Also exrapolate out teh mass of volcanic activity ( it has been on teh rise) and undersea vulcanism which can and does change watyer temperatures at bouy stations. Then remove the model that predicts constant warmer temps and just measure and you will get a diffewrent reading! Climatologists have and they have been called blasphemers by the high priests of the theology of AGW!