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Old January 24th 15, 02:21 PM posted to uk.sci.weather
Richard Dixon[_3_] Richard Dixon[_3_] is offline
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Default 2014 Temperature Anomaly
On Saturday, 24 January 2015 14:15:43 UTC, Alastair wrote:

The warmest regions are in Eastern Siberia and Alaska. However, Eastern USA
and the sea around Antarctica are showing cooling. That allows some idiots
to claim that the warming is not global, but it is very significant none the
less.

One thing that I'd quite like to see is average temp from 2010-2014 minus the average temp from 1990-1994 just to see how things have changed over a generation. Reckon I could probably get the appropriate GRIB files and plot this out actually.

I was at dinner the other day with a few people who work in the same area as me (trying to quantify catastrophic risk) and we all agreed that whilst we're not global warming sceptics, we were all model sceptics!

Richard

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