Tag Archives: global warming

Spatial integration of global temperatures

Posted on December 30, 2019 by Clive Best

The spatial integration method used to calculate the global surface temperature has a large impact on the end result. I am using a 3D method based on  spherical triangulation of the weather stations combined with SST results from HadSST3.  This … Continue reading →

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September global temperature falls 0.04C

Posted on October 14, 2019 by Clive Best

These results use a spherical triangulation of land (GHCN) and ocean (HadSST3) temperature data with a baseline of 1961-1990. Since August I have been forced to update to GHCN-V4 land temperatures since GHCN-V3 has been discontinued. September shows a small … Continue reading →

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A sceptic’s guide to global temperatures

Posted on August 29, 2019 by Clive Best

Climate change may well turn out to be a benign problem rather than the severe problem or “emergency” it is claimed to be. This will eventually depend on just how much the earth’s climate is warming due to our  transient … Continue reading →

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