Medieval Warming period – Part 4
Here is more in my series about the medieval warming period.
And remember, officially the medieval warming period doesn’t exist according to IPCC and the other Global Warming Hysterics. They “tweaked” and ”adjusted” it out of the official temperature records.
So here are more data that officially disappeared from the temperature “record”.
Also notice the sharp swings up and down in temperature during very short time spans.
For example notice the sharp increase in temperature 750 years ago in Austria. That rise ALONE, is more than double what the Global Warming Hysterics say that the predictions of their computer models is going to happen during the next 100 years. And it happened in roughly 30 years.
And notice that sharp rise (nearly 10 degrees) in roughly 35 years; and then a drop of 5 degrees in China 500 years ago. ALL within 80 years.
Also notice the prolonged warming period 1000 to 500 years ago
Let me recapitulate: First the temperature rose by 10 degrees in roughly 35 years, and then it dropped 5 degrees in another 45 years.
Now compare that with what the Global Warming Hysterics says represent at total catastrophe in 90-100 years, and an IMMEDIATE AND EMINENT DANGER now; so in China the temperature rose 8,5 degrees more in a third of the time span AND then dropped 5 degrees.
First + 10 degrees and then – 5 degrees, all within 80 years.
But somehow a slow rise of little over1 degree during 100 years is a TOTAL catastrophe according to the Global Warming Hysterics.
That’s why it is so important four you to know the climate history of this earth. And that’s why they, the Global Warming Hysterics (politicians, so called “scientists”, IPCC etc.), don’t want you to know.
More on temperature data on my blog uddebatt.wordpress.com
This one is from the Austrian Alps during the last 2000 years
http://www.co2science.org/data/mwp/studies/l1_spannagel.php
http://www.co2science.org/data/mwp/studies/l1_spannagel2.php
This one is from the China during the last 1000 years
Climate changes and flood/drought risk in the Yangtze Delta, China, during the past millennium
Zhang, Q., Gemmer, M. and Chen, J. 2008; Quaternary International 176-177: 62-69
doi:10.1016/j.quaint.2006.11.004
This one is from the Japan during the last 2000 years
Climatic implications of ?13C variations in a Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) during the last two millennia
Kitagawa, H. and Matsumoto, E. 1995; Geophysical Research Letters 22: 2155-2158
http://www.agu.org/pubs/crossref/1995/95GL02066.shtml
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