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June Global Temperature falls 0.04C
The global averaged surface temperature for June 2019 was 0.62C using my spherical triangulation method merging GHCNV3 with HadSST3. This is a further drop of 0.04C from May 2018. The discrepancy with GHCNV4 is however growing. V4C calculated in exactly … Continue reading
H3-H4 temperature differences
In this post I look at the effect of changes in the original set of CRUTEM3 stations. Shown below are the spatial changes in temperatures between HadCRUT3 (2013) and the latest HadCRUT4.6 (2019) from 1998 to 2010. These are calculated … Continue reading
Posted in AGW, Climate Change, climate science, CRU
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Whatever happened to the Global Warming Hiatus ?
The last IPCC assessment in 2013 showed a clear pause in global warming lasting 16 years from 1998 to 2012 – the notorious hiatus. As a direct consequence of this AR5 estimates of climate sensitivity were reduced and CMIP5 models … Continue reading
Posted in AGW, climate science, IPCC, UK Met Office
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