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September’s Global Temperature was 1.44C
September’s global average temperature was 1.44C. This beat the previous record high monthly temperature recorded in September 2016 (1.22C). There was a strong El Nino , and the Americas, Europe and Antarctica were all warmer than usual. Here is an … Continue reading
Posted in AGW, Climate Change, CRU, Hadley, NASA
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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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30 years of IPCC assessment reports – How well have they done?
Over the last 30 years there have been 5 IPCC assessment reports on climate change. I decided to compare each warming predictions made at the time of publication to the consequently measured temperatures. The objective is twofold. Firstly how well … Continue reading
Posted in AGW, Climate Change, climate science, CRU, Hadley, IPCC
Tagged Climate Change, Climate Sensitivity
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