Correlation Of 1997 GISS Global Surface Temperature With Sunspot Count

Data going back to 1866.

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8 Responses to Correlation Of 1997 GISS Global Surface Temperature With Sunspot Count

  1. R. de Haan says:

    Correlation between lunatic NSA mass spying and the massive loss of orders of American IT industry and defense industry, although graph is still underway.
    http://freebeacon.com/boeing-loses-4-5b-contract-with-brazil-nsa-leaks-cited/#

    This country is run into the ground by the current clique of idiots in charge and theur clueless helpers.

  2. jmrsudbury says:

    unrelated, but you may be interested in this about areans and wind turbines.:

    http://news.nationalpost.com/2014/01/16/p-e-i-arenas-say-their-new-wind-turbines-an-expensive-burden-want-them-removed/

    John M Reynolds

  3. GregM says:

    No correlation at all. Interesting.

    • Old Jedi Mind Trick

      2/3 of readings above 120 spots have positive temperature anomalies.
      2/3 of readings below 100 spots have negative temperature anomalies.

      Odds of that being a coincidence are close to zero.

  4. phodges says:

    I wonder if the unadjusted numbers do any better

  5. Curt says:

    I’d be curious what the relationship is when you “lag” the temperature by a few years. That is, how does the data look when you compare sunspot count in Year X with temperature in Year X + Y?

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