I apologise to any of my 48 subscribers who might take exception to another post about global temperatures. The scientists and media will tell …
How to shave 16 years off the date we reach +1.5°C without breaking a sweat Read More »
I have been producing and publishing these charts of monthly temperature anomalies for most of the northern hemisphere for some years now, and I …
March 2021 – Northern hemisphere temperature anomalies Read More »
Mean temperatures during March 2021 in my DIY global temperature series were the joint 15th warmest in my short series which starts in 1948. …
DIY global temperatures continue to fall in March Read More »
I don’t think that I’ve seen this kind of infographic before. It comprises of a table with columns of the ranked position of each …
Here are six graphs displaying 365 day mean temperatures from my own DIY series which I calculate from gridded NCEP reanalysis data. The first …
A closer look at recent zonal trends in global temperatures Read More »
I have waited till the 22nd of March in the hope that the latest February from Berkeley would be published. Unfortunately I am still …
I noticed this graphic of global temperatures for the last winter [DJF] that NASA posted in their Twitter feed and thought it looked overly …
NASA and its continued use of the 1951-1980 long term averages Read More »
It is no wonder that we have climate warming skeptics when you read articles such as this in The Guardian written by their Environment …
Climate crisis: recent European droughts ‘worst in 2,000 years’ Read More »
The HadCRUT global temperature series jointly maintained by the UKMO and the UEA have just got a massive shot in the arm at the …
A comparison of version four and five of the HadCRUT global temperature series Read More »
Global temperatures in my DIY temperature series I construct from six hourly reanalysis .995 sigma air temperature data from NOAA continue the fall that …
Up until January 2020 12 month average global temperatures have continued to slow, down by around 0.06°C of a degree since May of 2020 …
Even before the cold wave across Texas had even finished the climate attributionists have already laid the finger of blame on Arctic heating as …
The answers global heating – now what’s the question? Read More »
Here are a couple of very interesting graphics from the Berkeley Earth Twitter site. I hadn’t realised that they were a nonprofit organisation until …
In my DIY global temperature series, that I calculate from daily gridded reanalysis data, the latest 365 day average of global temperature continues it’s …
A mostly cold Europe for a change in January 2021, particularly so over Spain and Scandinavia (-2 to -3°C) but warmer than average across …
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 …
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