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To: Brumar89 who wrote (930591)4/15/2016 3:05:48 PM
From: Wharf Rat  Read Replies (2) of 1577562
 
"Exxon Strikes Back Against the Climate Witch Hunt"

The tobacco companies tried that, too. Didn't work.
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good news for deniers; no warming since Feb.

March GISS down 0.06°C - hottest March in record.

GISS in March is out. The global average anomaly was 1.28°C; down 0.06°C from Feb, but by a long way the warmest March in the record ( Sou has details, note the YTD map). The result is very close to TempLS mesh, which now shows a 0.04°C drop. TempLS rose quite a lot since announced; commenter Olof thinks that Sudan data pushed it up. The NCEP/NCAR index also dropped by 0.057°C. TempLS grid is now down by only 0.014°C, which suggests that NOAA's March figure may be very close to Feb.

Here is a plot of the comparison with 1998. In that year, March dropped a lot from the February peak, but then recovered somewhat.

I'll show the world GISS map below the fold. It shows the same general pattern as TempLS; a band of warmth from Europe through Russia to the East, and another through Alaska to central Canada, plus Arctic. General warmth in Africa, Australia and Brazil. Colder spots in Labrador, Argentina, Antarctica and the N Pacific.

Here is the GISS map (from here):



And here is the corresponding TempLS spherical harmonics plot:



GISS shows more warmth in the Arctic.

Posted by Nick Stokes at 4:33 AM

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