As many know, I recently returned from ICCC4. It has taken me a couple of days to get back on track and I want to share over the next couple…
Day: May 20, 2010
Spencer: Global Average Sea Surface Temperatures Poised for a Plunge
Global Average Sea Surface Temperatures Poised for a Plunge by Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. Just an update…as the following graph shows, sea surface temperatures (SSTs) along the equatorial Pacific…
Tom Karl – Hiding the Decline (at both ends)
By Steve Goddard As Bob Tisdale pointed out, Tom Karl’s NCDC trend claims don’t match his graph. The trend line is less than either of the claimed V2 or V3…
The Gulf oil slick from space – NOT
UPDATE: The press release from Goddard Space Flight Center showing sunglints suggesting they are all from the oil slick is wrong. Satellite specialist Dr. Roy Spencer writes in to show…
GISS Arctic Trends Disagree with Satellite Data
By Steven Goddard GISS has explained their steeper temperature slope since 1998 vs. Had-Crut, as being due to the fact that they are willing to extrapolate 1200 km across the…
Tanganyika Revisited
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach The new Nature Magazine article on Lake Tanganyika, “Late-twentieth-century warming in Lake Tanganyika unprecedented since AD 500”, discussed a couple days ago by Anthony Watts here,…
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