Wednesday, January 27, 2016

The fleeting pause

›
At WUWT, there is a monthly post ( latest here recording the duration of the Pause, which Lord Monckton defines as the maximum time back t...
10 comments:
Saturday, January 23, 2016

History of record warm years.

›
Last year, I posted plots of the progress of the record warmest year for various datasets. This year, I'll show an update for the thr...
8 comments:
Thursday, January 21, 2016

GISS and TempLS compared, in December and in 2015.

›
In my previous post , I noted the record levels reached in both the NOAA and GISS indices in December, and for 2015. In the NOAA report they...

GISS up by 0.07°C in December, NOAA by 0.14, many records set.

›
As widely discussed here, 2015 was record hot, and getting hotter at the end. NOAA and GISS made a joint release - NOAA's report is here...
13 comments:
Sunday, January 17, 2016

An old WUWT SST blooper back to life.

›
In recent days, someone who comments as Kristian, but blogs as okulaer, has been active. He commented here to draw attention to his extensi...
8 comments:
Sunday, January 10, 2016

Satellite temperature readings diverge from surface, and each other.

›
The satellite indices from UAH and RSS try to measure temperature in the lower troposphere by a very complicated process of deduction from m...
44 comments:
Thursday, January 7, 2016

Big rise in TempLS in Dec; record-breaking 2015 was 0.129°C hotter than 2014.

›
The TempLS mesh global anomaly (1961-90) rose by 0.07°C in December (from 0.894 to 0.964). That makes it the hottest month in the record, ...
17 comments: