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- Covid infection rates falling
- Global Temperature falls 0.15C in October
- The SAGE Reasonable Worst Case Scenario (RWCS)
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- Global Temperature Anomaly updated for June 2020
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Road map to unlock the UK
The government’s roadmap to end lockdown is all based on the modelling from Imperial College. Here we show why their report is too pessimistic and that lockdown can probably be ended safely sooner. The paper states Current levels of transmissibility … Continue reading
HadCRUT5 increase in global temperatures
The HadCRUT5 data show about a 0.1C increase in annual global temperatures compared to HadCRUT4.6. There are two reasons for this. The change in sea surface temperatures moving from HadSST3 to HadSST4 The interpolation of nearby station data into previously … Continue reading
A first look at HadCRUT5
The latest version of the CRU station data is called CRUTEM5 which when combined with the new Met Office sea surface temperature data HadSST4 becomes the new official global temperature dataset HadCRUT5. This was released about 2 weeks ago and … Continue reading
Posted in climate science, CRU, Hadley, UK Met Office
Tagged global warming, temperatures
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