Daily Archives: May 18, 2009

Recent Differences Between GISS and NCDC SST Anomaly Data And A Look At The Multiple NCDC SST Datasets

Posted on May 18, 2009 by

OR…. There are Increases in Trend with Each Update While The Causes of Downward Biases Are Deleted Guest Essay by Bob Tisdale: In the recent WUWT post Something hinky this way comes: NCDC data starts diverging from GISS, the differences … Continue reading →

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Why the SWPC F10.7 radio flux graph is wrong

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Leif Svalgaard writes: “Several people asked why I said that the SWPC F10.7 graph was ‘just wrong’. And I promised a follow up on that. Here it is.” Happy to oblige! For reference, here is the original graph from SWPC. … Continue reading →

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Glasgow Looking To Freeze In The Dark

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Guest post by Steven Goddard What Is Wrong With This Picture? The Telegraph has an article today about the latest addition to the UK wind energy grid, described as “Europe’s largest onshore wind farm at Whitelee.” The article says : … Continue reading →

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Something hinky this way comes: NCDC data starts diverging from GISS

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I got an email today from Barry Hearn asking me if I knew what was going on with the NCDC data set. It seems that it has started to diverge from GISS, and now is significantly warmer in April 2009. … Continue reading →

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