The TempLS analysis, based on GHCNV3 land temperatures and the ERSST sea temps, showed a monthly average of 0.52°C for October, down from 0.54 °C in September. There are more details at the latest temperature data page.
Below is the graph (lat/lon) of temperature distribution for October. I've also included a count and map of the stations that have reported to this date.
![](https://sites.google.com/site/moyhudocs/pics/sep12/ERSST1951Ave_Temp_offset%20Oct%202012%20%20base%201951%201980.jpg?attredirects=0)
This spherical harmonics plot is done with the GISS colors and temperature intervals, and as usual I'll post a comparison when GISS comes out.
And here, from the data page, is the plot of the major indices for the last four months:
![](https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/www.moyhu.org/blog/westnet/mth1.png)
Here is the map of 3514 "stations" which contributed to this report. Reporting seems to be slow this month - there are about 500 less than usual for this time.
![](https://sites.google.com/site/moyhudocs/pics/sep12/ERSSTOct_map.jpg?attredirects=0)
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