"As can be seen in the plot below, there is no evidence in the data supporting the claim that decreasing Arctic sea ice in recent decades is causing more frequent displacement of cold winter air masses into the eastern U.S., at least through the winter of 2017-18," Mr. Spencer said Thursday on his Global Warming blog.
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Writing for the Global Warming Policy Forum, a London-based think tank, Mr. Spencer says "2018 marked the second straight year when global temperatures declined and that last year was the sixth warmest year globally since El Nino peaked in February, 2016."
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