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To: Sdgla who wrote (895573)	10/21/2015 11:31:16 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574342

"Meanwhile the climate is cooling and winter is coming" You prolly mean weather is cooling, but you would be wrong. NOAA Global anomaly up 0.01°C in September The NOAA monthly report is here. That is a small change - GISS was steady, as was TempLS Grid, which tends to track with NOAA. But August was very warm. NOAA say they are continuing to transition to GHCN V3.3. That is of interest, because as rader Olof noted, GHCN V4 is now out in beta version. It's is early beta, though, and I think it will be a long while before NOAA is using it. I've been taking a look, and should report soon. In other news, the NCEP/NCAR index continues very hot for October. I commented here on a remarkable peak early in the month. It eased off from that, but only down to the level of earlier peaks, and is now rising again. With 19 days now gone, and the temperature last above the month-to-date average of 0.609°C, it will be by far the hottest month anomaly in the record. That index has anomaly base 1994-2013; on the 1951-80 base of GISS, the level would be 1.217°C. moyhu.blogspot.com