wirebender
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- Mar 31, 2011
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Strongest La Nina in a long time. And, by that graph, no where near the negative anamoly that we saw after the Super El Nino of 1998. In fact, by your own graph, from 2002 to 2007, the average analomy was about the same as the very highest points on the graph prior to that time, excepting 1998.
2010, a moderate El Nino, with the last few months of the year in a very strong La Nina, yet managed to tie 1998, along with 2005, for the warmest year on record. Not only that, look at the temperature analomys from 1983 to 1987. All the points were lower than -0.1.
UAH Temperature Update for Feb. 2011: -0.02 deg. C « Roy Spencer, Ph. D.
And the wait continues for you to provide even a shred of observed evidence that provides unequivocal proof that man is responsible for the changing global climate.