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From: Wharf Rat11/2/2015 12:58:34 PM
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October by far the highest monthly anomaly in the record; in fact, it beats the previous record (Jan 2007) by 0.15°C

Relative to the 1951-80 base of GISS, October would be 1.18°C, and on the NOAA 20th Cen base, it would be 1.14°C. I wouldn't expect to see those indices rise so high, because they have been somewhat lagging the NCEP/NCAR index recently. In September, GISS was only 0.81°C. Still, there is clearly a possibility of GISS reaching 1°C, and a very strong probability of being the highest anomaly ever, in all indices.

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