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Perhaps you should read the conclusion by each study summarized in Davy'sThat’s ‘a’ question, but the question here is why do you pick the one that you think fits the denier paradigm?
Karl et al. (1993) "DTR is significantly reduced largely because of strong increase in Tmin in wintertime (December through May) and in high latitudes"
Bradzil et al. (1996) "The trends in Tmin are the largest in March through May"
Easterling et al. (1997) "The same as in Karl et al. (1993)"
Tuomenvirta et al. (2000) "Practically all warming must be attributed to Tmin increase"
Vose et al. (2005) "DTR change is smaller after 1979 but strong increase in Tmin in wintertime continues"