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Feb 2023 Global temperature was 0.89C
A slight rise in global average for February to 0.89C . The reason for the slight rise seems to be because La Nina has finally faded away! All results can be downloaded Full monthly values can be downloaded here Full annual values … Continue reading
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Global Temperature update
The latest HadSST4 data release allows me to calculate global temperatures up to March 2022 based on spherical triangulation. HadSST4 results in higher temperatures compared to HadSST3 relative to the baseline of 1961-1990. I combine this with GHCN-V4C station data. … Continue reading
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Homogenisation of temperature data
How accurate is the pair-wise homogenisation algorithm applied to GHCN land temperature measurements and the instrumentation corrections made to sea surface temperatures? Long term station measurements are affected by a station’s physical relocation, by environmental changes (urban development) and by … Continue reading