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Arizona – Hottest In The 1890s
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How could that be? You didn’t have airport runways and jet exhaust back then. You certainly couldn’t have had much of a Phoenix area heat island in 1895, because Phoenix didn’t exist then!
Hansen forgot to adjust the pre-1910 temps.
Steven is “Cherry Picking” before homogenization! “Properly” Adjusted that would have been corrected!
This is the adjusted data from NCDC.
WOW! Imagine what the “real” trend has been if the NCDC has already “Fixed” the data!