Category Archives: AGW

CMIP6 temperature cycles

Posted on May 9, 2021 by Clive Best

Nick Stokes has an interesting post comparing a blended version of CMIP6 tos/tas  to compare models to data. The blending is intended to correct for the fact that  Ocean temperatures are measured at the surface (tos) while land temperatures are … Continue reading →

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Global Temperatures so far (March 2021)

Posted on May 2, 2021 by Clive Best

HadSST3 has finally been updated for February and March so I can calculate global temperatures based on spherical triangulation. So far 2021 is running much cooler that 2020. The temperatures for the first 3 months of the year are: Jan … Continue reading →

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Global Temperature falls 0.15C in October

Posted on November 12, 2020 by Clive Best

The global average temperature anomaly for October was 0.706C, which is a fall of 0.15C from September. This reduces the annual average so far to 0.9C  leaving 2020 still slightly higher than 2016. However the uncorrected data (without pair-wise homogenisation) … Continue reading →

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