can anybody send the link of fluxion 0.24 version

But not low compared to a time during a Solar Min. So, I guess they mean very low compared past Solar Max. Solar activity is expected to be at mostly very low to low levels Low ERF (in W/m2) probably has a low climate sensitivity whereas high ERF probably has a higher climate sensitivity due to tipping point activations.Īnyway, good discussion. But the reason why I think ECS is higher than observational analysis suggests is due to the fact that the climate sensitivity in C per W/m2 isn’t static. In regards to ECS I think 3 C is pretty reasonable. But that is all kind of moot since the point of the model is demonstrate visually that the Monckton Pauses are not inconsistent with CO2 based models.

I don’t know what the relationship between the 1.7 (or 0.9) figure and ECS would be using this approach though since that 1.7 (or 0.9) figure isn’t really a TCS nor even if were used as a proxy for such might have an entirely different relationship to ECS than the canonical one. So if I were to add more components to the model we might expect that 1.7 figure to drop to 0.9. I will say that per IPCC AR6 total ERF from 1980 to 2019 is +1.98 W/m2 with CO2 only accounting for 1.07 W/m2 (or 54%) of the total.

Anthropogenic aerosols is proving very difficult as it is hard to find easy to use monthly AOD values. I am hoping to include those two components at some point. The model does not include anthropogenic aerosols or non-CO2 anthropogenic GHGs. The 1.7 figure would be more analogous to TCS. The global and regional monthly anomalies for the various atmospheric layers we monitor should be available in the next few days at the following locations: The full UAH Global Temperature Report, along with the LT global gridpoint anomaly image for August, 2022 should be available within the next several days here.

Can anybody send the link of fluxion 0.24 version