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A new analysis of Global Land Daily temperature data
This post describes my attempt to reproduce global temperatures from scratch. By scratch I mean using all the original raw temperature measurements from the NCDC daily weather archive without adjustments. The largest accessible archive of raw temperature measurements is the … Continue reading
Berkeley Daily Temperature Anomalies
Berkeley Earth have a new analysis of global daily temperature anomalies, which also shows a long term fall in diurnal temperature ranges. I found and plotted the data via Twitter thanks to Robert Rohde ! If anyone is interested, Berkeley … Continue reading
Warming in Australia occurs mostly inland and at night.
The previous post showed that there are just two long term timings of temperature measurements at Australian weather stations – 9am and 3pm. I next divided the stations into inland and maritime, where maritime are those stations either located on … Continue reading