Missing NEWS: 25 years of satellite temperature monitoring

AS ABC are unable to look outside their groupthink culture on climate change we just thought you'd like to know that its been 25 years since Roy Spencer and John Christie started monitoring global temperatures by satellite.
The graph below a nice summary of their findings.

A chart put together by John Christy, director of the Earth System Science Center at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, that reflects how the temperature satellite data (the green line) contrasts with temperature models SOURCE

A recent interview with Roy and John to mark the occasion appears HERE. It won't be on the ABC.

Missing news: no change in Californian snows

Roger Pielke Snr reports on a new paper, missing at the ABC, that finds:

For those regions characterized by consistent monitoring and with the most robust statistical reproducibility, we find no statistically significant trends in their periods-of-record (up to 133 years) nor in the most recent 50 years. This result encompasses the main snowfall region of the western slope of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.”


Read the rest at Pielke Snr's site, as you won't read about it at the ABC.

Christy, J.R., 2012: Search for information in 133 years of California snowfall observations. J Hydrometeorology. DOE: 10.1175/JHM-D-11-040.1