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Tuesday, January 31, 2017

A guide to the global temperature program TempLS

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TempLS is an R program that I have been running for some years at Moyhu. It computes a land/ocean temperature average in the style of Gistem...
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Friday, January 27, 2017

Global anomaly spatial sampling error - and why use anomalies?

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In this post I want to bring together two things that I seem to be talking a lot about, especially in the wake of our run of record high tem...
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Wednesday, January 25, 2017

Prospects for 2017.

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Early last year I wrote a post called prospects for 2016. It was mainly tracking the progress of the El Nino, and I introduced the series o...
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Thursday, January 19, 2017

GISS fell 0.12°C in December; NOAA rose 0.04°C.

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The contrasting directions are a result of the fading influence of polar warming. Basically, NOAA was down in November because it included t...
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GISS and NOAA both find that 2016 was hottest year recorded.

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GISS and NOAA have jointly released their 2016 results. GISS's press release is here . NOAA's is here . I'll analyse the Decembe...
Friday, January 6, 2017

First surface temperature 2016 record - TempLS.

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TempLS mesh was down a little in December, from 0.699°C in Nov to 0.653°C. That actually makes it the third warmest in the record, behind ...
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Wednesday, January 4, 2017

UAH - first index with record warm 2016

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if you don't count NCEP/NCAR . But UAH just scraped in, due to a drop of 0.21°C in December. I see Roy Spencer has now adopted the lin...
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