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To: sageyrain who wrote (104)	6/5/2008 1:30:37 PM
From: sageyrain	Respond to of 185

Relevant data- note that TLT (lower troposphere) and TMT (middle troposphere) temps dropped in 2007. remss.com Lower stratosphere temperature has been dropping steadily since 1979. What might this mean?

To: sageyrain who wrote (104)	7/2/2008 1:13:23 AM
From: sageyrain	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 185

Finally getting back to this troposphere/stratosphere thing. I was closer to correct in this post: Message 24627594 There is significant leakage of troposphere material into the lower stratosphere at tropical latitudes facilitated by something called the Brewer-Dobson circulation. Trying again to figure out if my original interpretation based on previous attempts at reading some warming model literature is valid: mainly that increased water vapor input into the lower stratosphere would result in increased temperature. Any board insights appreciated.