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Woah.. someone left the freezer door open. Check out the “normal” temps for January, here:
http://www.aztecnm.gov/relocation/information.htm#climate
Hi Steve,
Didn’t know where to post this for the heads up. Roy Spencer has posted on his blog with the Dec 2010 UAH data, and 2010 averaged 0.014 C lower than 1998.
http://www.drroyspencer.com/2011/01/dec-2010-uah-global-temperature-update-0-18-deg-c/
No warmest year ever for UAH. Presumably RSS and CRU will show similar results. We all know GISS will top 1998 and likely 2005.
-Scott