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Data adjustments? Care to guess which way the adjustments went?
Edit: Lots of people like links to stuff. Well, here's a link to a fairly comprehensive look at your question. Feel free to tackle it from a scientific point of view. That's what you guys advocate right? http://bobtisdale.wordpress.com/2013/03/...
The oceans don't cool down over night. We've been at a Modern Solar Maximum since around the 1950's. And only recently has solar activity declined substantially. They will cool if solar activity continues to decline, but it will take decades, just like the rise in temperature took.
But the important thing is that sea levels are not rising at any unusual rate. Also keep in mind that you are using NOAA data and their track record has been alarmist and not realistic.
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Alph if you use Yahoo not google to post your link I can go straight to it, with google I have a page full of choices and I can't be bothered to check them all.
Oceans warm up and cool down in cycles with the PDO and AMO. nothing to do with climate change.
Al Gore is blowing hot air underwater from his beachfront mansion.
