climate models, Tag

Leaks from Hydrogen storage and pipelines will apparently slow down the destruction of atmospheric methane.

Meanwhile, every few years, another critical factor—like MeSH—emerges, requiring significant recalibration, yet we’re continuously reassured of both the past accuracy and the future reliability of these models, as if...

By Jo Nova No wonder climate models can’t predict rainfall ” Until now, isoprene’s ability to form new [cloud seeding] particles has been considered negligible.”

Some scientists are at a loss to explain the 2024 heat bump, 0.2C above what models predicted.

Taking "model output is data" to the next level...

Get this through your head: Models do not produce actual data.

There has been a great deal of “model bashing” here and elsewhere in the blogs whenever climate model predictions are mentioned.  This essay is a very long effort to cool off the more knee-jerk segment of that recurring...

Through his analysis, Koutsoyiannis calls for a reorientation of climate research, urging the scientific community to afford greater attention to hydrology and to reconsider CO₂’s central role in climate models...

If climate models can't even get heat spikes right, what use are they?

...the impact of direct anthropogenic emissions of water vapor has not been seriously considered.

According to Technical University Munich, poor quality climate data and oversimplified model assumptions make it impossible to pinpoint significant future climate events.

In this post, we will provide links to the slides and videos of all three presentations (courtesy of the DDP). Videos for the other presentations at this conference (and many of the earlier conferences) can be found on the...

Well, now that there is a paper that states explicitly that GCMs can't predict climate, and explains why, will it make any difference?

The more I learn, the more I realize how much I don’t know.

Flight Radar | By Jo Nova The monster called “climate change turbulence” is an imaginary phantom At any moment there are something like 10,000 boxes cruising in the air that know when they strike turbulence...