Only ten percent of the observed climate or the predicted climate has not changed since 1933 in a statistically significant fashion. Climate moves around a lot. But all the change that was predicted didn't occur, and none of the change that occurred was predicted. That was all type one and type two error. No sulfates up there.
Northern Hemisphere has the sulfates.
The sulfate effect is supposed to be greatest in the summer. Here we see the best performance on a hemispheric basis in the model, in the hemisphere where the sulfates are when the sulfate effect is supposed to be greatest. When we look explicitly in the sulfate regions in the summer, the model performs extremely well. This is the type of climate change that is correctly modeled, and this is the type of non-climate change that is correctly modeled. There is very little error in the sulfate region.