
Originally Posted by
Lynx_Fox

Originally Posted by
andre
yes and? how catastrophical is it to hover around 0.1 degrees above the 1960-1990 average and going down? Try the 1930-1950 average for a change.
Not even close. If you look at surface land and sea data, this year even at solar min in the 11/22 solar cycle was well above the 1960-90 or 1930-1950 averages. I've posted the 1880 - 2007 trend chart and 2007 compared to the averages below.
Expect that source to be officially audited for their methods in the near future.
The current reality, hovering around 0.1:
http://www.nsstc.uah.edu/data/msu/t2lt/tltglhmam_5.2
ftp://ftp.ssmi.com/msu/monthly_time_...cean_v03_0.txt
.................UAH................RSS
2007-4....0.244..........0.170
2007-5....0.199..........0.173
2007-6 .... 0.203 .........0.153
2007-7.... 0.255..........0.268
2007-8.... 0.286..........0.261
2007-9... 0.201..........0.195
2007-10... 0.231..........0.172
2007-11... 0.209.........0.087
2007-12... 0.114.........-0.023
2008-1... -0.046........-0.118
2008-2... 0.020 .......-0.021
2008-3... 0.094 .......-0.096