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To: i-node who wrote (118355)	4/17/2019 2:09:32 AM
From: Wharf Rat	Respond to of 370645

The planet has warmed by 0.29 degrees C in the 13 years since that conversation took place. en.wikipedia.org = So far, this is another warm year. GISS March global up 0.21°C from February. The GISS V3 land/ocean temperature anomaly rose 0.21°C in March. The anomaly average was 1.11°C, up from December 0.90°C. It compared with a 0.208°C rise in TempLS V3 mesh. Jim Hansen's detailed report is here. So far, April is looking warm too. I think that now that TempLS and GISS are using GHCN V4, the agreement will be even better than in the past, as in this month. There extra coverage does make a difference. The earlier NCEP/NCAR average also agreed very well (0.19° rise). It was the third highest March in the record, just behind 2017. The overall pattern was similar to that in TempLS. Huge warm spots in Siberia and NW N America/Arctic. Cool spots in NE USA through Labrador to Greenland, and Arabia through N India. Warm in Australia and S Africa. As usual here, I will compare the GISS and previous TempLS plots below the jump. moyhu.blogspot.com