passionate about weather
The five minute BBC monthly Climate Check program is proving to be an interesting watch if you are in anyway interested in the climate of the world. In this months edition Ben Rich said that temperatures in Europe had been 3.4°C above average, he then went on to...
I have now added some extra functionality to my Global Temperature application to overlay (or should that be underlay) ENSO and volcanic events on it. As you can see there must be a strong correlation between increases in global warming and El Niño events, having said that the...
I have been very busy over the last week updating an old program that I use to download and visualise the monthly global temperature data from the UKMO and NASA. I haven’t devoted enough time to the subject of Global Temperatures in recent years so decided to improve...
It’s no wonder that Europe has ended up with the mildest winter on records with February returning another startlingly high +6.4°C anomaly. I notice that the media have suddenly woken up to just how exceptionally mild this winter has been across Europe, particularly in the east and northeast....
A look at temperature anomalies over Europe so far this February
Despite a lot of media talk that January 2020 was the warmest on record, my own DIY calculations make it second warmest behind 2016.
It seems to me that the exceptionally mild winter in this part of the world has gone largely unnoticed in the media in the UK.
You don’t need to be a genius to realise the weather around the world is seriously out of kilter, and abnormal degrees of warmth like this are the reason behind most of it.
Mean temperatures across Russia have continued to be well above average so far this January as they were in December.
I thought I’d get in on the action before the media circus get in on the act with regards to global temperatures.
New temperature records are getting broken so frequently across the world that I can’t keep up with them!
An early guess from my DIY global temperature series that may well end up being premature!
Who’d be a headline writer these days!
2019 looks like it will only be the second warmest year on record globally.
Latest GIS estimated global temperature anomalies for October 2019
