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I got he impression that the analysis is after the problems were fixed
Quite plausible and I can only concur with the first post of 192. Though some of this effect may be due to weak solar influence.
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This is dismissed in in the Deep Ocean Heat section here
I'm not so confident of that. Especially when the Thermohaline Circulation is being called into question;
http://theresilientearth.com/?...or-belt-model-broken
Though I think MOC is safe for now. Anyway, I don't like straight line graphs. They just look so 'modelled'.
Do you remember our long, drawn out, discussion on the origin of climate cells, where we agreed to disagree? I think the climate fraternity are beginning to realise the importance of Earth rotation and the "turbine effect" that I spoke of. Earth is still 'spinning down' from its encounter with Thea and this forces our Moon into a higher orbit, thanks to the water on Earth's surface. It's also slowing Earth's rotation, we've even added a second to our clocks last New Years Eve because of it (though this is only a tele-connected event).
Best regards, suricat.