March 25, 2022
No Obvious Accelleration in Sea Level Rise
John Lees
The claimed acceleration in global sea levels between the early 1900's and today, is NOT apparent when we look at the individual tide gauge records, from which this analysis is created.
So, can anybody explain how it is possible that the averaging of a selection of dozens of linear trends has resulted in a trend with clear acceleration?
If the global rate is accelerating as is shown above, then why is this acceleration not happening at each of the locations where the height of the sea surface is measured?
You can see just how astonishingly linear the individual gauge records are by eye-balling a selection of the long-term records, plotted here. (Click on the thumbnails to bring them up full screen.)
http://www.sealevel.info/MSL_global_thumbnails5.html
The claimed acceleration in global sea levels between the early 1900's and today, is NOT apparent when we look at the individual tide gauge records, from which this analysis is created.
So, can anybody explain how it is possible that the averaging of a selection of dozens of linear trends has resulted in a trend with clear acceleration?
If the global rate is accelerating as is shown above, then why is this acceleration not happening at each of the locations where the height of the sea surface is measured?
You can see just how astonishingly linear the individual gauge records are by eye-balling a selection of the long-term records, plotted here. (Click on the thumbnails to bring them up full screen.)
http://www.sealevel.info/MSL_global_thumbnails5.html
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There goes my sale of Pikes Peak to some hand ringing globull warming fanatics.
Posted by: Mike at March 25, 2022 11:04 PM (2VnWx)
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Well Mike you can switch to a smaller mountain if you like. There are a lot of Ozark mountains for sale pretty cheap.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at March 26, 2022 06:40 AM (QPM9n)
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The claimed acceleration in global sea levels between the early 1900's and today, is NOT apparent when we look at the individual tide gauge records, from which this analysis is created.
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