Tag Archives: HadCru

The Earth running hot and cold !

Posted on March 6, 2012 by Clive Best

There has been quite a debate over at WUWT regarding temperature measurements and temperature anomalies. The AGW crew argue that only anomalies can be relied on  to track global warming. These anomalies calculated at each individual weather station are the … Continue reading →

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A Study of Hadley-CRU weather station data

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Clive Best

Do systematic effects caused by the geographic location of weather stations effect global temperature anomalies ? I have been studying the station temperature data used in the Hadley Cru global temperature analysis. These data consist of all the land based … Continue reading →

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Sahara Temperature Trends

Posted on January 19, 2012 by Clive Best

I have been interested in analysing temperature trends measured by weather stations in the Sahara region. This is for two main  reasons. The first is that with so little humidity in the atmosphere any effects caused just by increases in … Continue reading →

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