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Tag Archives: Vapor
A Very Good Test Of CO2 As “Warming” Finds It Doesn’t
A very good analysis of how CO2 does not warm several layers of the atmosphere and how surface data is really not fit for purpose. It’s the water vapor and the Urban Heat Islands that make the surface temperatures change. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Global Warming General
Tagged CO2, Temperture, UHI, Vapor, water
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The True Sign of Water Vapor Feedback is Negative
The climate models have the sign backwards on water feedback. They look only at the IR nature of water vapor, do a lousy job of clouds (or none at all) and the result is that the actual negative feedback of water gets turned into a positive water vapor feedback in the models. A horrid error. Easily observed. Continue reading
Global Flux Movies
A rather simple way to visualize heat flux / radiation from arrival to departure as sea surfaces warm, evaporate, forms clouds, and precipitation happens. Continue reading
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