In comparison, the globe has warmed rapidly in the latter
part of the temperature record.
While February has warmed by 3 °F, much of that warming came in the early
part of the temperature record.
But it would be somewhat consistent with other
parts of the temperature record and everyone is interested in accurate, consistent, science?
The reconstruction is using
part of the temperature record (although the ENSO part is three months prior).
The explanation that is given regarding the drop in Marcott et al that finishes the reliable part of the proxy is that the combination of different lenses through which we view the LIA period (using Marcott et al, Mann et al, and the earliest
parts of the temperature record) posit that the LIA itself is a bump - down combination of a negative portion of short - term natural variability augmented by a bottoming out of the long - term forcings that were cooling at the time.
Attributing the 1900 - 1940 changes in this SST / Global anomaly difference, you need to be wary of the increasing uncertainty in the SST & Global temperature anomalies for earlier
parts of the temperature record.
Not exact matches
In the U.S.,
temperatures continue to set new
records as the fire season in many
parts of the country has now stretched to as many as 300 days
of the year.
With the kinds
of low
temperatures that have been
recorded lately in many
parts of the country, it's critical to know how many layers little kids need to wear when they go outside.
The current heat wave comes after
record or near -
record temperatures last month in many
parts of the country.
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The finding surprised the University
of Arizona - led research team, because the sparse instrumental
records for sea surface
temperature for that
part of the eastern tropical Pacific Ocean did not show warming.
It is
part of a trend that saw Sydney's
temperature climb to over 47 °C earlier this month — the highest
recorded in the city for 79 years — and could see both it and Melbourne experiencing mega ‑ heatwaves with highs
of 50 °C by 2040.
Parts of South Australia and Victoria reached 46 °C, while New South Wales and Queensland
recorded temperatures above 47 °C.
Extreme climate and weather events such as
record high
temperatures, intense downpours and severe storm surges are becoming more common in many
parts of the world.
According to the Land & Ocean
Temperature Percentiles map above, monthly
record warmth was observed over much
of northern Canada, far northwestern Russia, southern Japan, the Philippines,
part of southwestern China, and central southern Africa.
The Southern Hemisphere
temperature was 0.56 °C (1.01 °F) above average, the fourth highest on
record for this
part of the world.
According to the Land & Ocean
Temperature Percentile map above, a region
of coastal west Africa,
part of Greece, northwestern Iran, much
of the southern Philippines, and central and south central Australia were
record warm for the period.
Every
part of the Earth's climate system has continued warming since 1998, with 2015 shattering
temperature records.
I am actually quite familiar with the the CRU
temperature record and am well aware that there is an increase in the early
part of the 20th century.
However, we are still up against the second
part of the «Hockey Stick» the alleged surface
temperature record, as promulgated by Jones, Hansen and Karl., which continues to claim that the current
temperature is «unprecedented»
Much
of central and northern Alaska had much above average
temperatures during 2015, while the Aleutians and
parts of southern Alaska, including the panhandle were
record warm, The 2014/15 winter
temperature across Alaska was 11.6 °F, 8.0 °F above average.
Several western cities set new all - time June
temperature records, due in
part to an intense heatwave the second half
of the month, including Boise, Idaho where the
temperature soared to 110 °F.
The warmth was due to the near -
record strong El Niño that developed during the Northern Hemisphere spring in the eastern and central equatorial Pacific Ocean and to large regions
of record warm and much warmer - than - average sea surface
temperatures in
parts of every major ocean basin.
The historic
temperature record is a massively important
part of this jigsaw though, because it can tell us if todays warming is within natural variability or quite unprecedented, and it is also used to «tune» computer models (not that this has any great meaning — another story!).
Some
of the greatest departures from normal
temperature were observed in the interior
part of the state, where McGrath
recorded an average
temperature of 16 F -LRB--8.8 C), 10.4 F (5.7 C) above normal and the 6th warmest November since
records began in 1941.
Most
of Earth's land surfaces were warmer than average or much warmer than average, according to the Land & Ocean
Temperature Percentiles map above, with
record warmth notable across most
of equatorial and northeastern South America and
parts of southeastern Asia.
That was all
part of the same weather system that delivered the drought to California, and oh yeah, another series
of record high
temperatures there.
A massive dome
of high pressure, sometimes referred to as a «heat dome,» has set up shop over Alaska, bringing all - time
record temperatures just a few weeks after
parts of the state had a
record cold start to spring.
Record high sea surface
temperatures across most
of the Indian Ocean, along with
parts of the Atlantic Ocean, and southwest Pacific Ocean contributed to the May warmth.
Record high sea surface
temperatures across most
of the North Indian Ocean, along with
parts of the central equatorial and southwest Pacific Ocean contributed to the April warmth.
Much warmer - than - average
temperatures engulfed most
of the world's oceans during June 2016, with
record high sea surface
temperatures across
parts of the central and southwest Pacific Ocean, northwestern and southwestern Atlantic Ocean, and across
parts of the northeastern Indian Ocean.
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temperature swings from icebox chills to heat
records, and torrential rains with
record floods.
Alas he did not: He found a series that just happened to have the shape
of a signal that coincided with a
part of the recent surface
temperature record and appeared to support a strong AGW hypothesis.
India and
parts of China were also unusually warm last month, in particular,
parts of the Tibetan Plateau
recorded exceptionally high
temperatures.
While weather patterns played a clear role in boosting
temperatures in many
parts of the country, the overall rise in average
temperatures caused by greenhouse gas emissions has made
record heat more and more likely and
record cold increasingly rare.
Record high
temperatures over land surfaces were measured across Far East Russia, Alaska, far western Canada, a swath
of the eastern United States, much
of Central America and northern South America, southern Chile, much
of eastern and western Africa, north central Siberia,
parts of south Asia, much
of southeast Asia island nations and Papua New Guinea, and
parts of Australia, especially along the northern and eastern coasts.
«Those eruptions happened relatively early in our study period, which pushed down
temperatures in the first
part of the dataset, which caused the overall
record to show an exaggerated warming trend,» Christy said.
The Science paper was
part of a large effort by Karl and others at NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information, as well as climate analytics specialist James McMahon
of LMI Consulting, to develop the most accurate possible
record of the Earth's surface
temperature, based on thermometers.
With
record - breaking low
temperatures already reaching many
parts of the country, would you support a similar law in your own state?
In any case, global
temperature records are * not * like stock market numbers, because the former are
part of system constrained by the laws
of physics, unlike the latter.
I am actually quite familiar with the the CRU
temperature record and am well aware that there is an increase in the early
part of the 20th century.
But I believe there is little doubt that the
record - breaking scale and potential destructiveness
of Sandy is due in large
part to the amplifying effects
of warmer ocean
temperatures, higher atmospheric moisture content, and unusual Arctic weather patterns.
But if their is an «internal» oscillation that is independent
of the long term trend then it may have a signal in the global
temperature record that needs to be understood and some a correct attribution
of some
part of the
records variance needs to be made.
Hidden within annual averages and expected variability are startling instances
of new
temperature and rainfall
records in many
parts of the world.
After scientists have done the hard work
of working out these relations, it is possible to use one ice - core
record to represent broader regions IF you restrict consideration to the
parts that are widely coherent, so it is O.K. to plot a smoothed version
of an Antarctic
temperature record against CO2 over long times and discuss the relation as if it is global, but a lot
of background is required.
It was as legitimate a
part of the
record as the rapid rises in global - mean
temperature in the 1980s and 1990s.
For much
of British Columbia spring and early summer 2011 seemed unusually cold and wet at the same time that other
parts of Canada were breaking warm
temperature records.
December brought the coldest
temperatures on
record to
parts of South Florida, although the month averaged near normal for the nation as a whole because the Southern cold was balanced by warmth elsewhere.
Maximum
temperatures Many
parts of Europe saw their
temperature records broken during this summer, including the UK.
It should be remembered that in the early
part of the 20th century, a large number (perhaps majority)
of the sites
recording daily
temperatures and precipitation were farming communities.