Should anyone worry about "global boiling" - the newest climate-porn phrase being used by the scientific illiterate?
There's good news: The answer is 'no'! In the real-world, there exists no factual evidence supporting the fantastical assertion that our world is boiling, which would obviously lead to a doomsday scenario.
Neither natural warming nor anthropogenic warming is creating an unstable climate that would be represented by accelerating temperature increases of greater and greater magnitude.
As these two charts of satellite climate measurements depict, global temperatures follow a change pattern of increasing/decreasing magnitudes over different time spans, similar to the pattern of accelerating and decelerating temperatures revealed by the chart accompanying the very first article of this series.
The repeating pattern of temperature change is absolutely NOT a result of ever-increasing human CO2 emissions but instead of natural climate origins.
Visually, it is readily apparent that growing atmospheric CO2 levels are not associated with temperature changes.
To confirm that numerically, the average temperature change (i.e. black curve) has a low correlation with the increasing CO2 levels (i.e. green dots) that results in a barely positive R2 of +0.002. For the bottom chart, the R2 is +0.008.
Respectively, the monthly linear trend of the average temperature magnitude change for the top chart is flat-lined at a minuscule +0.00006; and for the bottom chart, it is an equally unimpressive, tiny +0.00013.
Literally, the long-term magnitude of these temperature changes is climatically insignificant.
What, me worry about "global boiling"? There is no need since the empirical evidence unequivocally debunks this.
Part1, Part2, Part3 & Part4 of 'What, me worry?' series.
Additional historical, global and regional temperature charts.
Notes: Excel used for all calculations and plots. Sources: Global satellite temp anomalies & CO2 levels.