By Christopher Monckton of Brenchley
New Pause, which paused a month ago, has now extended it again: this time for exactly eight years. As always, the Pause is calculated as the longest period for which the least squares linear regression trend up to the most recent month for which the available global mean surface temperature anomaly UAH is zero. .
The trend across the entire data set for the 526 months from December 1978 to September 2022 is 0.95°C°, or just 1.34°C°/century. So the slowing rate of warming is within the natural variability of climate and is proving beneficial.
The New Pause has lasted eight years at a point that is most embarrassing for true believers: because the cost to the West of the suicidal economic policies they have long advocated has become too much. painfully clear, just like it was. It is even more apparent that warming since 1990 is less than half of the mid-range projections made by the IPCC that year.
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