World Climate Widget – stats
(see below to get the widget on your sidebar)
Latest UAH global temperature anomaly graph:
NOTE: The standard UAH baseline is now 1979-2010.
Data source is here: UAH lower troposphere data
Latest MLO CO2 graph:
Source data: ftp://ftp.cmdl.noaa.gov/ccg/co2/trends/co2_mm_mlo.txt
Latest SOHO MDI image:
Here are the sources for current values of the sunspot count and solar radio flux:
http://wattsupwiththat.com/reference-pages/solar/
GET YOUR OWN SIDEBAR WIDGET – INSTRUCTIONS BELOW:
This sidebar widget can be used for any website or blog by anyone free of charge.
There are only two requirements for its use:
1. It links back to this page so that others may find how to use it.
2. It is not modified or sold for any commercial purpose
Here is the HTML code to place in your WordPress or website sidebar:
<a href="http://wattsupwiththat.com/widget/"> <img title="Click to get your own widget" src="http://cache4.intelliweather.net/wcw/world_climate_widget_sidebar.gif" alt="Click to get your own widget" width="166" height="223" /></a>
Simply cut and paste the code into Notepad (or other text editor) to clear any formatting then paste into your website sidebar section as HTML.
Or you may also simply copy and paste the entire widget image from above. The image URL for the widget image is:
http://cache4.intelliweather.net/wcw/world_climate_widget_sidebar.gif
FOR MAC USERS:
If you want to add the image to Mac OS X Dashboard, open the link in Safari:
http://cache4.intelliweather.net/wcw/world_climate_widget_sidebar.gif
Select “Open in Dashboard” under the file menu.
Click on the image.
Click the “Add” button.
I make no guarantees on the timeliness of update or 24/7 availability of the widget. Typically it is updated once a day.
ALSO AVAILABLE – the Our Climate iPhone App:
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Neat, Anthony! Is there a way to explain the purple line in a simple way?
REPLY: Mauna Loa CO2 in ppm since 1979 to match the UAH record. -A
Per Ron’s query, suggest using the same color for the line and CO2 ppm and text. They appear different to me.
Hmmmm they look like the same color to me…
Another suggestion is to put the label and color number closest to the line on the right.
e.g CO2 # on top right closest to the purple at the top right
Temperature anomaly # at the bottom right as closer to the temperature line.
Currently spotless days in this sunspot minimum would be an impressive number as it is breaking records – though sunspots is the useful more long lived parameter.
It might be interesting to experiment with red above the temperature line and blue below as hotter/cooler.
I have no website or blog. Anyway to get it on my google homepage as one of their wigets?
Suggest wrapping “Anomaly” onto the second line and overwrite the graph (its blank there).
That would give a simpler main line comparable to the CO2 line.
Suggest adding the leading “0″ before the decimal point. The dot easily gets lost to where it looks like 42 C rather than 0.42 C.
On difference between Mike and my perceptions, suggest running the differences by a color blindness / communications checker so that most people can see the difference.
Possibly add right/left arrows to the line, though I would hope most would know CO2 is steadily increasing.
kewl.
They are different, per color picker from colorzilla
The text “388 ppm is color triplet 223:68:156
The CO2 trace on the graph is color triplet 214:7:223
I am red/green color blind and they appear very different to me.
Larry
I made some changes and updated the version number to Alpha 0.6
Comments welcome
Anthony
Right now, the most fascinating thing to me is the way Dr. Spencer’s SST chart is leading the UAH Atmospheric chart around by the nose. I don’t know if it’d be possible, but it would make a great “overlay.”
Anthony,
Again thanks,
I have been looking for a site that consolidates important data and this latest is just great.
As an inbred moron, I’m not sure I did this right. I have it in the sidebar, but the link is back to this page. Do I win a Hansen award?
REPLY: That’s what is supposed to happen for now, later this page will contain more detailed info on climate…but this is all in development now. You did it right. -A
Excellent idea and well done. This is a visually appealing widget. Thanks for the effort!
Great Idea Anthony, great Widget.
For the future the following suggestion, please add:
1. sea level graph
2. Arctic and Antarctic Ice extend (or global ice extend to keep it simple)
3. Tropical Storm Activity
Any idea how to get this into Dashboard on OS X?
/Mr Lynn
REPLY: Does it have a feature to make a link to a web page? if so use that
A
You might want to add current IPCC projections as a baseline for the data – projected vs actual.
Would it be too wicked to show the range of IPCC temperature projections on the same graph, i.e. fantasy vs reality. Or just too impractical?
Solar Wind speed would be nice ?
Maybe something on Artic and Antarctic sea ice anomoly ?
Excellent little widget !!
Installed!
Many thanks for a cool widget.
Jonathan
Agree with GGM that solar windspeed would be a good addition, seems like there is room for more solar data and reduce the sunspot and flux info to the same font size as co2 and air temp.
Like it! Thanks Anthony.
Dear Anthony, very nice, added to http://motls.blogspot.com/
What is the normal period/dataset for the anomaly presented in this widget?
Could you separate the two lines vertically more to make sure a casual glance doesn’t misinterpret co2 as the temperature slope?
Hi
Any chance for a PHP version?
Added to my solar science blog even though its in hiatus as I don’t have enough time to update it :-(
Great Idea, Anthony…….I use Google gadgets on my sidebar and and its addition there would be useful. It would also create awareness for the general user.
Have been reading wuwt for nearly a year now since I found it on andrew bolt’s blog here in Australia
Like your widget and have added it to my web page
keep up the great work
Could full image be a little bigger?
I think that time bars should show the number of the year, if not all at least every two of them.
Below the text line of number of sunspots, could you add the date?
The purple line can be confused for a a trend line for temperature. It confused me. I’m confused.
And why not also SST and OHC?
Annual Sea temperatures around the British Isles?
I’ve been looking for this on the web and keep running into stuff with a AGW agenda and not giving the facts, just interpretations.
I’m told October is the warmest but cant find information to back this statement up.
Any ideas would be welcome
I am trying to duplicate this graph with this web site tools:http://www.woodfortrees.org
Anyone succeeded to do it?
I want to add it to my blog http://simonfiliatrault.blogspot.com/ but would like to tell people how to duplicate the result from raw data.
Thanks
Would like to see the baseline being used for the anomoly so that new viewers understand it is not based on the entire climate history of the planet.
Nice! Thanks!
I hope somebody can make this into an Apple OS X widget.
A suggestion for an addition, but it would make your widget even more political.
Countdown timers to the END OF THE WORLD as per various “noted persons”.
Gordon Brown, PM Great Britain, says we have 50 days.
In January 2006, Rush Limbaugh started a ten year countdown clock for Al Gore. On his clock, we have 6 years, 3 months.
If you have an interest in putting music to the item, I suggest
1000: A Mass for the End of Time
It is a mass written for the “End of Time” i.e. the end of the world. In Anno Domini 1000 . All the “learned people” have been getting it wrong for over a thousand years.
Regards,
Steamboat Jack
If you want to add the image to Mac OS X Dashboard, open the link in Safari:
http://cache4.intelliweather.net/wcw/world_climate_widget_sidebar.gif
Select “Open in Dashboard” under the file menu.
Click on the image.
Click the “Add” button.
I asked, “Any idea how to get this into Dashboard on OS X?”
Anthony replied: “Does it have a feature to make a link to a web page? if so use that.”
Dashboard is apparently an application that downloads widgets from Apple’s own site, here: http://www.apple.com/downloads/dashboard/?r=dbw
To add a widget, one must be an Apple Developer: “Apple Developer Connection (ADC) members are eligible to submit products for possible listing on the Mac OS X Downloads website.” See this page:
http://tinyurl.com/3x4nht
Anyone here competent to do this?
/Mr Lynn
I’m a registered (and experienced – 20+ years) iPhone and Mac developer – would love to help you produce an iPhone app – usually do corporate stuff, so this would be terrific fun.
Dashboard is apparently an application that downloads widgets from Apple’s own site, here: http://www.apple.com/downloads/dashboard/?r=dbw
No… Dashboard has been built into the Finder starting with v10.5 (Tiger).
It should activate when you hit “F12″ on your keyboard.
Ack… Let me clarify my last statement, because what I meant to say and what I did say are two completely different things. I was trying to be brief and to finish the posting before heading out on an errand and what I said came out wrong.
Yes, Dashboard can download “widgets” from Apple’s site. Those widgets can do a lot of things, but the functionality you are looking for is built into Dashboard … you don’t need to download anything.
Just follow the steps I laid out earlier and a “web clip” of the “World Climate Widget” will appear on your “Dashboard”, which is toggled by hitting F12 (on some laptops, I think it might be a lower numbered Fn-key).
Works well in my blog here: http://agbjarn.blog.is
I had to scale it down a bit so it is now 140 pixels wide and 188 pixels high. A bit smaller, but looks good.
Thanks.
Agust
I am surprised that nobody so far has commented on the relative scaling of the axes for CO2 and temperature. The CO2 line is drawn such that temperatures would have to rise more than 0.5 C / decade in order to have the same slope as it. This rise is much higher than the rise that the IPCC expects. (0.15 to 0.2 C / decade would be more appropriate but would have not have had the visual effect that you presumably desired.)
If you use the right scaling factor , there is a good match between UAH and CO2 at about 100ppm/Degree C
I tried this on Woodfor trees:-
http://www.woodfortrees.org/plot/esrl-co2/from:1979/scale:0.0064/offset:-2.2/plot/uah/from:1979
Sorry 200ppm/Degree C
Why not call it the WUWT-World Climate? We know it is a Widget, no need to spell it out!
If you could fit global sea level and global; ocean heat content, that would complete the picture.
A.
What is the baseline for the temperature anomoly? 0.42 deg above what?
David.
Also using Hadcrut over the full CO2 range
http://www.woodfortrees.org/plot/hadcrut3gl/from:1940/to:2009/plot/esrl-co2/from:1940/to:2009/scale:0.0057/offset:-1.9
According to the Met Office this 200ppm/Degree C slope is about to change to 20ppm/Degree C over the next 40 years. A whole order of magnitude faster. I think not?
This is a great idea Anthony.
Please look into making it available as a mobile app for iphone, and a google gadget
@John Edmondson I got close also with this one on woodfortrees.
http://www.woodfortrees.org/plot/esrl-co2/from:1979/normalise/plot/uah/from:1979
Ok – how about a Vista “Gadget” for MS desktop? Doable? I know the weather gadget obviously calls for data. My opinion of the widget is A++ for elegance and simplicity.
Thanks for “the steps I laid out earlier.” I missed them before, so let me quote, for others (like Mark, above, in case he didn’t see it):
BTW, although Dashboard is integrated with the Finder, it is a separate application (look in Applications). What I didn’t know was that you could add widgets to Dashboard directly from websites (via Safari), rather than just from Apple’s Dashboard page. That makes it much cooler. Thanks for the tip!
Maybe Anthony could add that instruction to the top of this thread for other Mac users like me, who may not have ever looked farther down the Safari File menu than ‘New Tab’.
/Mr Lynn
A great widget Anthony! I have successfully installed it on my blog. I assume that if the temp anomaly drops to, say 0.41, the little arrow will point down?
“Mark N (03:17:57) :
Annual Sea temperatures around the British Isles?
I’ve been looking for this on the web and keep running into stuff with a AGW agenda and not giving the facts, just interpretations.
I’m told October is the warmest but cant find information to back this statement up.
Any ideas would be welcome”
CEFAS
http://www.cefas.co.uk/data.aspx
cheers David
@ Simon Filiatrault (12:57:25) :
Yes , Wood for trees is a very good source. I think 1C = 175+/- 25 ppm CO2 , so roughly 0.01C/year = No Panic
Shouldn’t the CO2 begin at the same baseline as the temp anomaly?
As a non “science” guy this chart appears to support AGW… At any moment, I’d expect to see the temp to shoot up. Since weather isn’t climate – or so someone keeps telling me.
Since the temp number is an anomaly from a 30-year average, it would be logical that 1979 CO2 level would be at the 0 temp baseline in year 1979 since both temp and CO2 level would be starting from the same point in time.
Starting it below the baseline creates a visual hook of a connection.
Since I only have dial-up Internet access, a number of years ago – for my homepage I created an htm page on my PC including many links I use often and a nice background image. Gives me a very quick access to home page . [example path=]
Long story short:
I pasted the link to your new World Climate widget into my home page; works great and livens up the background image too.
At some time in the future wouldn’t it be better to have the widget link point to WUWT’s home page [where the widget also appears, of course]
Since no one else has access to my home page, would your condition #1 be violated if I pointed your widget to your home page? May I have that permission?
John Edmundson:
I would say your scaling of the CO2 curve is clearly too low and this one, with almost double the slope for CO2 fits better: http://www.woodfortrees.org/plot/hadcrut3gl/from:1940/to:2009/plot/esrl-co2/from:1940/to:2009/scale:0.011/offset:-3.7
I don’t think the Met Office is saying that. That would correspond to a transient climate response of over 13 C per CO2 doubling. The actual best estimate for the transient climate response is somewhere around or just over 2 C per CO2 doubling (i.e., somewhat less than the best estimate of 3 C per CO2 doubling for the equilibrium climate sensitivity).
Thanks for providing that widget Anthony. I have now put it on my blog too. What would be the chances of getting the code for the AMSR-E Sea Ice widgetand the DMI Arctic temperature widget also? As I would love to put those in my side bar too.
Anthony, I have a Mac with Dashboard. How can I get this widget for my Dashboard? I’m a little confused as to how to download. It looks pretty cool, too.
REPLY: read comments above. Solution posted for OSX – A
The sunspot and flux current values are chalk and cheese with the historic record chart.
Wouldn’t it be better as two separate panels within the same widget, one showing current values and the other showing the historic time sequences?
Sea temperature and global sea ice are obvious additions.
I love it.
How about a picture of Al Gore beating a polar bear with a hockey stick?
Eleven sunspots today?
And what’s that number, ’1028′, with the vertical line into the Sun mean?
/Mr Lynn
Michael McCullough (16:39:04) :
This is close…
http://hisvorpal.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/polar_bear_hockey.jpg
Yeah is there a sunspot? Soho image looks fairly uniform to me.
OK, really do like this ….
want to have it be my desktop ( centered ) in windows XP but XP is an “appliance” for me so is there any hope and if so, how to ???
Browser is Firefox … if that helps, can add the google desktop bar, if that helps …
BBC suggest we take a slant one way or another. ,
Hi Anthony – any way to get this into Google Gadgets? Would love to see this on our windows desktops.
Thanks!
The widget reads: sunspot number = 0, yet it is actually around 30. What is up with that?
REPLY: We are coding the automation still, note that it is in early Alpha. But push a manual fix in – Thanks for the heads up on the error -A
UPDATE: the coding is doing exactly what it is supposed to. The file http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/ftpdir/indices/DSD.txt shows zero for SSN. -A
Perhaps make the sunspot reference number (on the orb itself) black or some other dark colour – not easily readible in white at widget size.
Looking at that 1979-2009 record, I keep asking myself, “What’s the Standard Deviation” of the temperature numbers?
I suspect it might be on the order of 0.2 or 0.3 C. In which case any claim of a “trend” is statistically meaningless!
Thanks, Anthony, for your help on Mac OSX. Now, is there a version of this for PalmPre? Sorry I have so many questions these days.
See: Maybe the sun really means business this time
Will this widget be made available for standard PC users (XP , XP64)?
Thanks
Great widget. Love it!
I see requests for this and that to be added, most would be interesting… but how about just a simple temperature trend line, broken into 5 or 10 year segments (in darker blue)? it would make a great visual comparison to the CO2 (@ Mona Loa) line….
Hmmm, wish we had a global average of PPM of CO2 to show, like the global temp line… Yes, i know I’m paranoid for not trusting the measurement of a supposedly “well mixed” gas, so near AND up wind from an ACTIVE volcano.
Anthony, can I suggest that when the reader clicks on “click here for more information”, that you should provide as part of that information, definitions of sunspot # and some commentary on solar flux. I know how the sunspot number is calculated but many visitors to blogs that host the widget will not. I have no idea what the importance of solar flux is. Some commentary would be nice such as giving the typical minimum and maximum values (is 71 high or low? what is the range from peak year to quiet year? etc.)
REPLY: absolutely, that’s in the works, bear in mind this is early Alpha right now. – Anthony
Could somebody tell me what I have to do to publish the widget in my blog (blogspot), please?
love the widget!
a temperature trendline would be very helpful.
can’t wait for the iphone application so i can use it while discussing the subject with my warmist friends.
Anthony, you may want to consider pulling the Solar Flux and Sunspot numbers from http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/ftpdir/latest/SGAS.txt rather than http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/ftpdir/indices/DSD.txt. DSD is data one day old – SGAS is relatively current. Just a suggestion. By the way I added your widget on the sidebar of my solar data page as an alternative to what I produce. I really like it!
73 de Paul N0NBH
REPLY: Thank you, that is high praise. Most appreciated. – Anthony
Anthony,
I live in Central England and decided to ignore all the verbiage around global warming/cooling and just look for data. I went to the British Met Office website and, after a bit of rummaging, found
http://hadobs.metoffice.com/hadcet/cetml1659.dat
This lists the Monthly Mean Central England Temperatures in Degrees C from 1659 to date
This can also be found on
http://hadobs.metoffice.com/hadcet/data/monthly_
format.html
As well as data for each month, these sites also provide the annual temperature for each year.
In 1659 the temperature for the year was 8.83 C and in 2008 was 9.96 C.
In 1779 the temperature for the year is shown as 10.40 C, and if the folks of that time could cope with that, then I reckon that we who are living in Central England now can probably manage also.
For the less numerate, this data can be seen in graphic form on
http://www.climate4you.com/images/CentralEngland
TempSince1659%201100pixel.gif
This shows three graphs for the period 1659 to date , being Annual (J-D), Winter (DJF) and Summer (JJA)
So, as far as I’m concerned, there’s nothing to worry about.
Finally, thank you for your site – a beacon of sense in a mad world.
Any ETA for the iPhone version?
And do you think after their withdrawal from the USCoC over Global Warming, that they will let you put it on the App Store? Ha!
Al Gore is on the board there you know…
really love this widget., but is’t updates everyday..
The hypothesis below may be of interest:
Hypothesis: The opening 11,000 years ago of the Bering Strait not only increased temperatures but also introduced an extra stabilising factor into global temperatures. Whereas prior to this the Arctic ocean had acted with destabilising feedback from the sea ice and its albedo, since then there has been some form of stabilising feedback – perhaps one in which the strength of the MOC has been inversely proportional to global temperature or alternatively/additionally one in which increases in global temperature increase the amount of Southern Ocean water entering the South Atlantic.
Ref Sandal & Nof 2008 * :
Journal of physical oceanography
2008, vol. 38, no9, pp. 1979-1991 [13 page(s) (article)] (3/4 p.
Anthony: your widget appears to have been stuck on the Nov. 13 Data for a few days. For example, yesterday’s sunspot count was 30 but the widget read 0; the flux number was 77 but the widget read 74.
It appears that this widget hasn’t updated since October. Any info on that problem?
are you still beating your puppy?
you fools are what Dick Cheyney called “stump broke ponies”.
stump broke to the politicians and corporate big $… look…. just follow the $ and see that by and large, those deliers are the one with the most ot lose. and they will fight and recruit igniramouses galore to help them. Even a Nobel Prize does not insulate you from ignorance. I have known Nobel winners who are still very non-reflective…. remember, Hitler had “god science” on his side. Keep your eyes and ears open, wake the #$%@# up and realize what the science is saying!
Any significance to the content of this email from the list?
http://www.anelegantchaos.org/cru/emails.php?eid=54
Is there any way to put this into a Windows Vista or 7 Sidebar Gadget?
The widget still appears to be stuck on data almost 2 weeks old. Today’s sunspot number is 14 (it’s been in the 30′s for a few days) and flux is 76, not 74.
Están muy interesantes los Widgets.
Any way to create a vista/windows 7 sidebar gadget of this?
How about showing the smoothed actual Sunspot numbers for Cycle 23 until now?
And why not show the NASA Sunspot prediction curve, so that we can compare actual to Government predictions.
The widget is now only one day out of date. Yesterday’s sunspot#/flux was 13/76 (as the widget shows) whereas today’s is 0/76. Seems there’s an irregular time lag, but 24 hour lag is better than a week and a half. Thx.
REPLY: I’m sorry about that. the code broke, and then Climategate broke, and then…
Maybe you should feed the data directly from (what I take to be) the original source. Also what could be done is to include the day for reference by solar data, if keeping it current remains problematic.
I’m not sure that “solar flux” means anything to the general public.
Excellent tool, by the way — I’m not attempting to criticize, only hoping to help you fine-tune it. When they click on “info about the widget” you should take them to a page briefly describing the significance/context of each element of the widget (such as why “flux” is important, and what a 73, versus a 17 or 102 signifies), and the source of data. On that page there could be a link to this discussion page, info about the development of the widget, and instructions for acquiring it.
Any chance of getting this widget on Andriod?
The widget is 3 lagging by 3 days again. Sorry to bug, just FYI. Today there are no spots, but widget says 13
Seems to be up-to-date this AM.
It would be better if you can do it in degrees F.
Why hasn’t the widget updated the CO2 levels for October? It is still showing September ppm when October’s values were released in the first week of November.
By the way, October CO2 ppm are down to 384.
There should be a note cautioning that the CO2 scale was chosen arbitrarily to make it look like the temperature tracks the CO2.
Great job Anthony!
To add the widget to as a Vista gadget I used freeware software from the company below. It worked really well and can be used for Mac OS’s as well.
http://www.amnestywidgets.com/GeneratorWin.html
Any way to get this for a Blackberry?
Hi, can you review my web site and see if I have the link working per your instructions? It is on the left side of the page. thanks I’ll look for comments here and on email. http://home.roadrunner.com/~sherwoodweather
[Reply: the widget shows up. ~dbstealey, moderator]
Thanks for the upcoming iPHONE widget!
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The Vanishing Face of Gaia: A FINAL WARNING
by James Lovelock
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Could you explain the meaning of Solar Flux number. Looked on internet but couldn’t find a good one. 75 high, low, what’s normal?
For MAC users? Can someone please direct me to the windows widget download?
Great little gadget to push your bias! Using temperature from the lower troposphere will work for some, but it should be averaged with land and ocean temps to be meaningful.
At first glance, the arguments you make here seem science based, until one realizes you are starting with some kind of religious faith that AGW is wrong, which makes you exactly as bad as the people you try to disprove!
For instance, you pervert the conclusions of ice core records- any fool can see CO2 lags temperature in the record we have, but any fool who can read a graph can see that the CO2 concentrations we have now are far higher than the rather remarkably stable record over a million years or so. That says nothing about the effects of CO2 when they exceed the available “sink” of the ocean. A million years is a drop in the bucket and does not address those times in which the CO2 WAS higher than even today, and during which the ocean level was much higher, for example.
Your approach is not one of having an open mind, but of fighting with those you perceive to threaten your view of the matter- which ain’t good science.
[REPLY - I think we are all aware that CO2 varies about 100 ppm from ice age to optimum. Many of us agree current levels of CO2 are c. 1/3 anthropogenic. But most of us don't think overall feedbacks are positive, therefore CO2 is no threat becuase there is no amplification of the effects. ~ Evan]
Copenhagen Disgrace
It’s outrageous that the document “Copenhagen Diagnosis” being distributed to all delegates by the organisers of the Copenhagen summit on climate change was co-authored by the great data fiddler and very dishonest Michael Mann!
Michael Mann has been ostracised by his peers. Why? Because he fudged widely accepted data on global temperatures to produce his dishonest “hockey stick” used by the gross exaggerator, Al Gore.
For many years, temperature data for the last 1,000 years has been analysed by experts who have agreed on the variations shown which include the Medieval Warming and the Little Ice Age. Mann’s massaging of the data intentionally did away with these to produce his rigged “hockey stick” chart.
In 1996, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) “Second Assessment Summary for Policy Makers” chart on global temperatures included the Medieval Warming, the Little Ice Age and late Twentieth Century warming. However, in 2001, the IPPC uncritically adopted Michael Mann’s fraudulent data and in their 2001 Climate Change Report included a totally different chart using Michael Mann’s rigged figures and showing his ridiculous “hockey stick”.
Following widespread condemnation of Michel Mann’s dishonesty(a), subsequent IPCC reports have included charts omitting the “hockey stick” without explanation. This is also disgraceful, as the 2001 IPPC chart based on rigged data together with al Gore’s hyperbole, were crucial in putting so much unjustified fear and emotion into the whole Global Warming debate. It is clear that the IPPC authors knew that the rigged “hockey stick” data was wrong and sent a very misleading case to the public.
At the Copenhagen Summit, Saudi Arabia has called for an independent investigation into “Climategate”, the scandal over hacked e-mails that threatened to undermine the global-warming negotiations. The emails came from the University of East Anglia’s Climatic Research Unit (CRU), headed by Phil Jones (since stood down) and widely used by the IPCC. In one email Phil Jones says: “I’ve just completed Mike’s [Mann] Nature [Magazine] trick of adding in the real temps to each series for the last 20 years (i.e. from 1981 onwards) and from 1961 for Keith’s [Briffa] to hide the decline [in temperatures].”
(a) See: http://www.climateaudit.org/
http://yidwithlid.blogspot.com/2009/12/cherry-picking-trees-for-global-warming.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hockey_stick_controversy
http://www.spectator.co.uk/melaniephillips/3332616/that-famous-consensus.thtml
I would very much like to see the R squared on that linear regression. I’ll bet that is is pretty small. It does not apear to be a very good correlation.
Hmmm, often I see these CO2 graphs from the measurements at Mauna Loa, but ooh aah err, isn’t Mauna Loa a VOLCANO, giving off vast amounts of CO2.
Is a volcano the best place to measure CO2 ?
CO2 is not evenly distributed throughout the World.
This is bogus surely ?
See the following book on CO2 .
http://www.spinonthat.com/CO2.html
( PDF FREE Download )
Any projected release date on the iphone version?
The widget’s showing October 2009 for the Global Temperature Anomaly; I think you mean it to read November 2009 with the uptick of .50°C.
Just a thought but I’ve recently noticed that each time solar activity increases a bit the widget shows a tiny shift upward in the CO2.
When the solar activity is lower we seem to get tiny shifts downward in the CO2.
Can anyone produce a graphic showing whether there is any clear link over the period that the widget has been on display here ?
It can’t be that simple not least because natural ENSO type variability in SSTs has a role but the widget might be revealing solar effects on a much faster timescale than the underlying and likely much larger ocean effects in the background.
Not sure if you have seen this. Seems that the “top” countries are pushing for a six year re-examine period. Me thinks Climategate is involved here
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/environment/copenhagen/article6955237.ece
Perhaps the best explanation of the deciet of the climate warmers. Please see if you can run this!
http://strata-sphere.com/blog/index.php/archives/11824
I love the widget. Can you make it though so when you click on it in come up bigger like the example one for September so it is easier to read? Could you also have some explanation of terms like sunspot and solar flux? My weather page readers would like that. Keep up the good work and have reading a lot of your stuff here and on other blogs. Keep um honest and keep um running. Here’s my web page: http://home.roadrunner.com/~sherwoodweather/ Wideget is on the left side of page.
It seems to me that there is a correlation between the slope of the CO2 concentration and the temperature. How do I get the raw data to check this out?
I just managed to post the widget to my facebook profile. What I did was click on the [Applications] button at the bottom left of the page, then [Browse More Applications] . In the “All Applicatons” page, enter “html” into the search box. “Profile HTML” was the second item listed. I installed that application, and then pasted the code from the instructions into the application. Viola! I have the widget in a box on my fb profile, and anyone who clicks on it will come to this page. A real facebook developer could probably create a widget fairly easily – but that would not be me :-)
Is there a widget correlating sunspots to volcanic activities yet?
For those looking for a Google Gadget version, I was able to get it to work as follows:
Get the “Code Wrapper” widget from
http://www.google.com/ig/directory?type=gadgets&url=hosting.gmodules.com/ig/gadgets/file/105629041657992777031/code-wrapper.xml
then on iGoogle page, copy and paste “HTML Code” from this site into “embed code” field for this widget.
I just did a quick convert to a windows gadget that auto installs if anyone’s interested.
[snip - untrusted URL, root URL appears to be bogus, possible malware]
The News category on the Our Climate application is nothing but articles from the climate fear crowd. The other categories are well done. Can the News section be made to present more objective information?
Any chance of getting the graphs and figures and numbers updated on the actual page above? The temperature anomaly graph stops at January 2011 and it is November. The widget asserts that the current (as of October) anomaly is 0.11C (and has a somewhat compressed graph) but it would be good to be able to see the full graph and running average updated.
I note that the CO2 ‘arrow’ points up yet October at 393.22 is actually a drop on 392.29 the previous month.
sorry typo – that shouls be 392.22! Oops!
I’m a novice when it comes to causes of climate change although I do fully understand how statistics can and are manipulated to cause political and economic change. I also know that a Design of Experiments can be easily manipulated to predict a desired outcome. What is amazing that even an amature statistician like myself recognizes that it is impossible to accurately predict with any precision the outcome of a multi-variative enviornment with a single variable. The entire process is absurd and laughable.
That being said, I’ve never seen any discussion about the carbon cycle and in terms of carbon dioxide being emitted from the oceans DUE to global warming. Doesn’t the ideal gas law predict that gasses such as carbon dioxide will be released into the atmosphere as water termperatures rise? Intuitively, that makes more sense to me. I’m interested on the opinion of others.
[Reply: You will get a better response if you post under a current article. ~dbs, mod.]
I must write in Serbian, because I don’t speak English enaught in this domain. Use Google to translate it.
Zaista je cudno da nauka i naucnici do sada nisu nasli prave uzroke svih tih pojava na SUNCU, KOJE I DANAS PRETSTAVLJAJU VELIKU ZAGONETKU ZA SVE NAS A POSEBNO ZA ONE KOJI TROSE OGROMNO VRIJEME I NOVAC ZA ODGONETANJE TIH FENOMENA.Napominjem da po mom misljenju zasnovanom na mojim matematickim dokazima o pravim uzrocima tih pojava,nikada se nece doci do prave istine i rjesenja tih problema samo na osnovu mjerenja postojecih pojava.
Ni magnetna polja i sve sto ih prati nisu uzrocnici tih fenomena, vec su i magnetizam i sve ostalo posljedice pravih uzroka , odnosno onih desavanja koji izazivaju promjene svega ostalog.Moram reci da je to stvar medjusobnih konstelacija u samom suncevom sistemu.Ovdje su u pitanju ogromna davanja na istrazivanje tih pojava kako bi se predupredile posljedice po zemaljsku kuglu koje mogu iznenada nastati pod dejstvom tih nepoznatih pojava.Glavni uzrok zagrijavanja zemlje su upravo te pojave, a ljudski faktor u tome je irelevantan.Ja sam utrosio mnogo vremena u razmisljanju o tome sta zapravo izaziva sve to sto se desava na Suncu i dosao do nekih pokazatelja koji se umnogome slazu sa vasim podacima dobijenim mjerenjima, ali kod mene postoji mogucnost za odredjivanje velikog broja ciklusa i podciklusa za sva vremenska razdoblja(proslost,sadasnjost i buducnost), sa odredjivanjem intenziteta dejstva koji su velicine oko x.10exp40 jedinica koje sam ustanovio, gdje se x krece od nekoliko stotina do nekoliko hiljada.
Za ovo bi bilo potrebno napraviti ugovor da se pristupi ovoj realizaciji i ako bi se kojim slucajem desilo da ovo moje ne stima,ja bih odustao od svojih zahtjeva pod uslovom da moje radove u buducnosti niko ne moze koristiti ,ili ako ih noristi da placa penale, jer je sigurno da ovaj dokaz moze obezbijediti mnostvo doktorata iz te oblast samo na osnovu moje ideje o razrjesenju ove enigme.Zato, ako neka jaca institucija ili organizacija ima interesa da se ovo primijeni, molim nemojte smatrati ovo kao mastu nekog anonimca. J a mogu dati da se objavi, a to i trazim ,nesto drugo sto imam kao npr.:
-matematicko-dijagramki dokaz o uzroku nastanka spin zemlje( a mozda i drugih planeta)
-izvodjenje formule za ekscentricitet planete uopste(invarijanta) bez ikakvih astronomskih podataka,
-dokaz uzroka retrogradne rotacije nebeskih tijela.
-korekcija Kenigove teoreme o energiji slobodnog kretanja tijela u prostoru, koja ne vrijedi i tu sam detaljno obradio radijalno kretanje, koje je nosilac spina u odredjenom smislu.
-nov nacin primjene astromonskih velicina u nebeskoj sferi sferna i vektorska trigomometrija.
-neki novi dokazi na elipsi radi lakseg i drugacijeg dokaza Keplerovih jednacina i ostalih kinematicko-dinamickih velicina pri primjeni kretanja po konusnim presjecima.
I am waiting answer and THANKS in advance.
REGARDS,
Milovic Nikola, dipl. ing. energ.
Wow were into negative territory temperatures and its still dropping. Would not this make the complete UAH record insignificant *temperature trend that is?
volume of ocean water making the floor drop 2000 feet
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If I wanted this widget pasted on my desktop on my home pc (using either linux or windows 7) how would I do that?
Also the Our Climate app for Kindle fire or a blackberry would be really nice.
The link to the UAH lower troposphere data is broken… Would you please repair it?
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Normal WEATHER.
East Coast fools……….
Robert G. Brown says:
November 13, 2011 at 8:56 am
Let me repeat what Dr Brown wrote last year. 8<)
On this page at least, the temperature graph stops at December 2010, and now Dec 2013 information is available.
Can we update that please?
Could the sunspot activity and solar flares also be graphed in the widget? It would show the influence or lack of influence on global warming.
I watched a program on the Science Channel, narrated by Sam Neil that stated the sun is expanding and heating up and that the Earth will eventually uninhabitable.
I feel that global warming and especially the preventability of global warming is a hoax, perpetrated for profit, prestige and aided by the “bandwagon effect”. Like the the Emperor’s new clothes.
Sam
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/commentary/whatever-happened-to-global-warming/article7725145/
Whatever Happened to Global Warmin?
Margaret Wente – Globe and Mail, Canada.
Please Mr. Anthony,
to translate a comment: Milovic Nikola says: December 7.2011 at 10:52 am, from Serbian to English.
I think you will not lose anything if you try to translate it. In further discussion, may change the basis for discussion, because in my opinion, the causes of climate change are completely different than what is being debated.
I have a different explanation, only for it to have an agreement.
Regards, Nikola
When will there be an app for the Droid?
RACookPE1978 says:
January 6, 2013 at 7:56 am
;))
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I second the request by Brezentski for an Android version of the app – the iPhone one is great, but I made the switch to a Samsung Galaxy.