Global temperatures – the warmest 12 months
Global temperatures aren’t strictly seasonal because they are a monthly anomaly for the whole globe, so I reckon any seasonality should be cancelled out …
Global temperatures aren’t strictly seasonal because they are a monthly anomaly for the whole globe, so I reckon any seasonality should be cancelled out …
It is shaping up to be a weird kind of January temperature wise, and although we’re only half way through the month it’s looking …
There can be no doubt that global temperatures are on the rise, but the big question is not by how much, but at what …
Even the newly cobbled together HadCRUT5 global temperatures series couldn’t help 2020 overtake 2016 as the warmest year on record. Despite the UKMO best …
The annual temperature for 2020 in the ERA5 series from Copernicus was 0.625°C making it the second warmest year behind 2016 in their record …
Despite what other global temperature series are saying about 2020 my own DIY global temperature series makes it only the fifth warmest behind 2015, …
My DIY global temperature series shows that the month of December 2020 was the second highest since the start of the DIY series in …
Three more weeks of below average temperatures across IONA, otherwise known as rather cold, that’s according to the latest 42 day long range forecast …
Climate warming scepticism and 42 day extended forecasts from the ECMWF Read More »
If I’ve done my maths right, and even though Decembers figures are not still not in yet, there’s no stopping 2020 being crowned the …
The running 12 month average of the seven main global temperature anomalies have more or less levelled off in November 2020. It had looked …
Some breaking news from the Met Office and the University of East Anglia this afternoon. They’ve suddenly discovered that they’ve been taking the temperature …
The ERA5 global mean temperature anomaly from Copernicus for November was +0.774°C above the 1981-2010 LTA. I don’t usually go in for euphemisms like …
The new How will the climate change near me tool dreamed up by the Met Office and made available for all to try on …
Another very mild month in November across northern Europe and northern Russia, but colder, or should that read closer to average temperatures across southeastern …
November 2020 – very mild in northern Europe but colder in the southeast Read More »
Temperature anomalies so far this November across the Arctic Ocean and the north of Russia are as high as 17°C above the LTA in …
Grim news as the Arctic defrost accelerates into the autumn Read More »
Five of the seven main global temperature series have posted their estimates of the global temperature anomaly for the month of October 2020 so …
An exceptionally mild start to the first eleven days of November almost everywhere in this chart that is apart from the central North Atlantic …
No wonder the Arctic Ocean was unable to freeze offshore across the Laptev and East Siberian Sea during October with anomalies as high as …
I was surprised to see the record high global temperature anomaly of +1.0°C for September 2020 in the GISTemp series, especially when September 2020 …
September global temperatures – why is the HadCRUT series lagging behind GISTemp? Read More »
September 2020 was the warmest globally since their record began in 1980 with a monthly anomaly 0f exactly 1°C above the 1951-1980 LTA. This …
I couldn’t help but extrapolate the curves in the chart of forecast temperature extremes for Exeter from the Met Office in their latest blog. …
Europe in September 2020 was predominantly warmer than the 1981-2010 average for September. Temperatures were most above average in countries bordering the Black Sea, …
I have just read a recent report Tropical cyclone intensification trends during satellite era (1986–2010) that claims that the world’s tropical cyclones are intensifying …
Are Atlantic tropical cyclones intensifying more quickly? Read More »
The GISTemp global temperatures for August 2020 have just been published, and although the month was 0.85°C above the 1951-1980 LTA and the fourth …