Guest Post by Javier It is a well-known feature of climate change that since 1850 multiple climate datasets present a ~ 60-year oscillation. I recently wrote about it in the…
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Aurora Borealis and surface temperature cycles linked
Dr. Roger Pielke Sr. writes about a new paper from Nicola Scafetta.: New Paper “A Shared Frequency Set Between The Historical Mid-Latitude Aurora Records And The Global Surface Temperature” By…
New Scafetta paper – his celestial model outperforms GISS
Dr. Nicola Scafetta writes: Anthony, I believe that you may be interested in my last published work. This paper suggests that climate is characterized by oscillations that are predictable.…
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About Anthony: I’m the founder and editor of WattsUpWithThat.com the world’s most viewed website on climate. I’m a former AMS Television Seal Holder (Seal 676 retired) television meteorologist who spent…
Would You Like Your Temperature Data Homogenized, or Pasteurized?
A Smoldering Gun From Nashville, TN Guest post by Basil Copeland The hits just keep on coming. About the same time that Willis Eschenbach revealed “The Smoking Gun at Darwin…
What Do We Really Know About Climate Change?
A Guest Post by Basil Copeland Like many of Anthony’s readers here on WUWT, I’ve been riveted by all the revelations and ongoing discussion and analysis of the CRUtape Letters™…
Is Global Temperature a Random Walk?
Guest Post by Basil Copeland Figure 1 Each month, readers here at Watt’s Up With That, over at lucia’s The Blackboard, and elsewhere, anxiously await the latest global temperature estimates,…
NCAR: Solar cycle linked to global climate
Basil Copeland and I also found linkages between surface temperature and solar cycles in two articles we published in the last year. We were roundly criticized and ridiculed by warmists…
Another paper showing evidence of a solar signature in temperature records
Readers may find the title familiar, that’s because Basil Copeland and I also did a paper looking at solar signatures in climatic data, which has received a lot of criticism…
New paper – Global dimming and brightening: A review
Global dimming and brightening: A review Martin Wild Institute for Atmospheric and Climate Science, ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland There is increasing evidence that the amount of solar radiation incident at…
NASA Goddard study suggests solar variation plays a role in our current climate
NASA Study Acknowledges Solar Cycle, Not Man, Responsible for Past Warming Report indicates solar cycle has been impacting Earth since the Industrial Revolution From the Daily Tech, Michael Andrews. (h/t…
Evidence of a Lunisolar Influence on Decadal and Bidecadal Oscillations In Globally Averaged Temperature Trends
Basil Copeland and Anthony Watts Image from NASA GSFC Many WUWT readers will remember that last year we presented evidence of what we thought was a “solar imprint” in globally…
PDO — ENSO, Aleutian Low, or some of each?
PDO — ENSO, Aleutian Low, or some of each? Guest Post by Basil Copeland Introduction In a recent post here at WUWT, as well as on his own blog, Bob…
April Global Temperature Anomalies: RSS Steady, UAH dropped over 50%
The data is out for both RSS and UAH, and I’m presenting them both here. Click for full sized graphs. RSS from Remote Sensing Systems of Santa Rosa, CA. RSS…
Warming on 11 year hiatus? How about cooling?
A guest post by Basil Copeland Lucia, at rankexploits.com, has been musing over Tilo Reber’s posting of a graph showing flat 11 year trends in the HadCRUT land-ocean global temperature…
I'm considering a blog policy change
Preparing to launch a “flame”. A couple of things have happened this week that has made me look at this blog just a bit differently than in the past. I’ve had to…
The pause that cools: No more warming until 2015?
You may recall the previous post where Basil Copeland and I looked at correlations between HadCRUT global temperature anomaly and sunspot numbers. This is similar, but looks at the Pacific…
Seeing the Wood for the Trees: Interactive climate analysis for everyone
In America we have a saying, “Seeing the forest for the trees…” which is used to suggest seeing the bigger picture. In Britain, the similar saying is “Seeing the wood…
Evidence of a Significant Solar Imprint in Annual Globally Averaged Temperature Trends – Part 2
NEW An update to this has been made here: evidence of a lunisolar influence on decadal and bidecadal oscillations in globally averaged temperature trends Part II By Basil Copeland and…
Evidence of a Significant Solar Imprint in Annual Globally Averaged Temperature Trends – Part 1
NEW An update to this has been made here: evidence of a lunisolar influence on decadal and bidecadal oscillations in globally averaged temperature trends NOTE: This essay represents a collaboration over…
To Tell The Truth: Will the Real Global Average Temperature Trend Please Rise? Part 3
To Tell The Truth: Will the Real Global Average Temperature Trend Please Rise? Part III A guest post by Basil Copeland Again, I want to thank Anthony for the kind…
To Tell the Truth: Will the Real Global Average Temperature Trend Please Rise? Part 2
To Tell the Truth: Will the Real Global Average Temperature Trend Please Rise? Part II A guest post by Basil Copeland Before proceeding, I want to thank Anthony for allowing…
To Tell the Truth: Will the Real Global Average Temperature Trend Please Rise? Part1
To Tell the Truth: Will the Real Global Average Temperature Trend Please Rise? Part I A guest post by Basil Copeland [NOTE: After seeing some other analyses posted in comments…
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