Sea levels are falling

a reply to: CrastneyJPR

You do realize we have sensors on the ground now that can measure raising and sinking right? It works when to your advantage when spouting doom porn about yellowstone, but not when it supports something actually scientific.

originally posted by: seasonal

The average sea level is showing a increase in sea level-3mm a year since the mid 1990's. But in 2016 and so far in 2017 the sea levels are dropping. I imagine this is part of a larger cycle.

NASA satellite sea level observations for the past 24 years show that – on average – sea levels have been rising 3.4 millimeters per year. That’s 0.134 inches, about the thickness of a dime and a nickel stacked together, per year.
As I said, that’s the average. But when you focus in on 2016 and 2017, you get a different picture.

Sea levels fell in 2016, and with all of this winter’s record-breaking snowfall, I wouldn’t be surprised if they decline again this year.

www.iceagenow.info...

This chart shows what the sea level rise since the 1990's but in 2016 the sea level starts level off and to fall, perhaps it is on it's way down or is this just normal fluctuations in the the levels?

You post this, but obviously do not know how to read a graph? The evidence is right in front of you fluctuations but incredibly a steady increase...how do you not see that 20 years of data? This often astounds me.

Here is another thing to consider how about the amount of moisture being held in the atmosphere? This does not negate climate change for one year...amazing though that you would say it would come back in 20 years with the incredible reverse and we will talk otherwise your case does not hold...water

double post

As the Earth heats up more water is evaporated into the atmosphere causing sea levels to drop?

Have the global humidity levels increased over recent decades?

a reply to: seasonal

Deflection and missing the point.

originally posted by: seasonal

The average sea level is showing a increase in sea level-3mm a year since the mid 1990's. But in 2016 and so far in 2017 the sea levels are dropping. I imagine this is part of a larger cycle.

NASA satellite sea level observations for the past 24 years show that – on average – sea levels have been rising 3.4 millimeters per year. That’s 0.134 inches, about the thickness of a dime and a nickel stacked together, per year.
As I said, that’s the average. But when you focus in on 2016 and 2017, you get a different picture.

Sea levels fell in 2016, and with all of this winter’s record-breaking snowfall, I wouldn’t be surprised if they decline again this year.

www.iceagenow.info...

This chart shows what the sea level rise since the 1990's but in 2016 the sea level starts level off and to fall, perhaps it is on it's way down or is this just normal fluctuations in the the levels?

Notice the other years where global mean sea level falls or stabilizes - this is a thing that regularly happens after El Niños.

Thing of it is, global mean sea level keeps rising after that short period.

I think all the water is landing on us up here, we are willing to share a little of the rain. We have all sorts of moss growing around the house the last five years, it is getting a little tiring. But at least the forest fire risk is lower, I am glad of that.

I have been theorizing that the cultural and societal darkness is connected to an actual incoming cold period similar to the ciltural decline of the midevil times and the dark ages

a reply to: rickymouse

here in PA it is turning into a rainforest

originally posted by: seasonal

The average sea level is showing a increase in sea level-3mm a year since the mid 1990's. But in 2016 and so far in 2017 the sea levels are dropping. I imagine this is part of a larger cycle.

NASA satellite sea level observations for the past 24 years show that – on average – sea levels have been rising 3.4 millimeters per year. That’s 0.134 inches, about the thickness of a dime and a nickel stacked together, per year.
As I said, that’s the average. But when you focus in on 2016 and 2017, you get a different picture.

Sea levels fell in 2016, and with all of this winter’s record-breaking snowfall, I wouldn’t be surprised if they decline again this year.

www.iceagenow.info...

This chart shows what the sea level rise since the 1990's but in 2016 the sea level starts level off and to fall, perhaps it is on it's way down or is this just normal fluctuations in the the levels?

sorry to pull you up and expose you as either stupid or a liar, but you have posted (drumroll) fake news.

actual story from non biased unlike the fool's used in the opening thread shows levels are falling in the dead sea not globally.

a reply to: seasonal

The earth is expanding.....

originally posted by: rickymouse
I think all the water is landing on us up here, we are willing to share a little of the rain. We have all sorts of moss growing around the house the last five years, it is getting a little tiring. But at least the forest fire risk is lower, I am glad of that.

I can relate. I can barely remember a time around 2011 when my yard wasn't a giant mudhole, but then we had the Pains Bay Fire. East NC is pretty wet most of the time, and it's especially bad in the winter. Sometimes I get stuck in my own driveway because it turns so muddy. I have pictures somewhere of when a truck got stuck in my driveway, another one got stuck trying to pull it out, another one got stuck trying to pull that one out, and finally had to get a mini excavator to pull them all free.

a reply to: LABTECH767

We are there

a reply to: seasonal

one step forward, two steps back

From 2013:

"A Scientist Explains the Mystery of Recent Sea-Level Drop"

www.scientificamerican.com...

originally posted by: LogicalGraphitti

originally posted by: LABTECH767
a reply to: seasonal
...the pressure they then exert on the ocean crust, that has an equally obvious implication for the displacement of sub crustal magma and the likely hood that some of that magma will over time be displaced toward the continental crust...

You mean like squeezing a pimple?

Made me chuckle but yes, oh those memory's of being a teenager with a Klingon sized gorch and having to wipe the bathroom mirror clean afterward's.

Actually it beg's the question could this adversely affect thermal plumes and the stability and dormancy of the world's super volcano's.

With UFO stealing our water supplies this is not surprising. Must be a real sought after in the stars.

originally posted by: ufoorbhunter
With UFO stealing our water supplies this is not surprising. Must be a real sought after in the stars.

Why would UFOs steal water when it is more easily accessible in space with less effort?

It's obviously the swamp that is getting drained.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: ufoorbhunter
With UFO stealing our water supplies this is not surprising. Must be a real sought after in the stars.

Why would UFOs steal water when it is more easily accessible in space with less effort?

Good question and I genuinely have no idea having not asked the orbs. Saying that there is masses of evidence that space ships are stealing our water and there must be something special about it for them to take it. The content?