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BOM shows the corner of NSW, Queensland and SA as the fastest warming place in Australia RSS shows no net warming there, and that 1980 and 2006 were warmer there than 2013

I tried an experiment today, and calculated the average RSS TLT anomaly for all 112 ACORN grid cells. Last year was not even close to being the hottest year, and is diverging from BOM surface temperatures at a rate of … Continue reading →

Gavin Schmidt says that September was the hottest on record. September had the third highest northern hemisphere snow cover on record. September had the highest southern hemisphere  ice cover on record Gavin showed the area around Antarctica hot, while satellites … Continue reading →

The BOM thermometer at Canberra Airport is cleverly located adjacent to a huge parking lot, and showed 2013 as the hottest year ever. That thermometer shows Canberra warming at 3.3°C/century since 1996   Lower troposphere temperatures measured by satellites above … Continue reading →

Gavin had almost no data in Antarctica last month, as shown below So he simply made it up, and made created a completely fake hottest September ever.   But there was a little problem. Antarctica had record sea ice  last month, … Continue reading →

From the “testing progressives to see how just far their stupidity extends” department. Antarctica set an all-time record for sea ice last month, and Gavin says it was record hot there.

As I predicted, Gavin has reached a tipping point. He claims that September was hottest on record. More accurate satellite data shows that it was only 15th warmest since 1979, and just above average. Over the past five years, GISS … Continue reading →

I picked five random grid cells from the RSS database – one on each coast and one in the interior. They show no net warming since 1979. I’ve run this experiment a few times using different grid cells, and they … Continue reading →

The two highest mid-October Arctic sea ice extents of the past decade occurred in the last two years. October is looking to do a repeat of last month’s record snow cover And Antarctic sea ice extent is near a record … Continue reading →

The BOM Melbourne thermometer is cleverly situated adjacent to many lanes of asphalt in downtown Melbourne, and shows a hockey stick of warming, with last year as the hottest year ever.    By contrast, satellite temperatures of the lower troposphere … Continue reading →