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Angell Balloon Latitude Data
Angell Global Ground Level Balloon Data 1958-2004 from:
http://cdiac.esd.ornl.gov/trends/tem...ll/angell.html Unlike the ground level observer data, the warming rate is not faster near the poles than the equator. NPolar (60 deg N - 90 deg N) .23 +- .05K/decade NTemp (30 deg S - 60 deg N) .19 +- .05K/decade NSubTrop (10 deg N - 30 deg N) .22 +- .03K/decade Equat (10 deg S - 10 deg N) .21 +- .02K/decade SSubTrop (10 deg S - 30 deg N) .21 +- .03K/decade STemp (30 deg S - 60 deg S) -.06 +- .04K/decade Spolar (60 deg S - 90 deg S) .16 +- .06K/decade For reference, here are means by latitude of ground observer data, the Hadley "hadcrut2v.dat" file for March from http://www.cru.uea.ac.uk/cru/data/temperature/#datdow Latitude Warming StdErr 87.5 NA NA 82.5 .44 .368 77.5 1.4 .286 72.5 1.3 .124 67.5 1.0 .110 62.5 .90 .089 57.5 .69 .077 52.5 .68 .072 47.5 .68 .061 42.5 .56 .048 37.5 .52 .045 32.5 .45 .041 27.5 .42 .037 22.5 .46 .037 17.5 .42 .040 12.5 .37 .042 7.5 .44 .042 2.5 .48 .045 -2.5 .47 .045 -7.5 .42 .040 -12.5 .39 .038 -17.5 .40 .036 -22.5 .47 .033 -27.5 .51 .032 -32.5 .58 .036 -37.5 .58 .036 -42.5 .71 .042 -47.5 .54 .034 -52.5 .31 .036 -57.5 .40 .037 -62.5 1.2 .16 -67.5 .93 .18 -72.5 .95 .21 -77.5 .39 .32 -82.5 8.95 3.8 -87.5 -1.5 .94 |
Angell Balloon Latitude Data
"Roger Coppock" wrote in message ups.com... Angell Global Ground Level Balloon Data 1958-2004 from: http://cdiac.esd.ornl.gov/trends/tem...ll/angell.html Unlike the ground level observer data, the warming rate is not faster near the poles than the equator. NPolar (60 deg N - 90 deg N) .23 +- .05K/decade NTemp (30 deg S - 60 deg N) .19 +- .05K/decade NSubTrop (10 deg N - 30 deg N) .22 +- .03K/decade Equat (10 deg S - 10 deg N) .21 +- .02K/decade SSubTrop (10 deg S - 30 deg N) .21 +- .03K/decade STemp (30 deg S - 60 deg S) -.06 +- .04K/decade Spolar (60 deg S - 90 deg S) .16 +- .06K/decade For reference, here are means by latitude of ground observer data, the Hadley "hadcrut2v.dat" file for March from http://www.cru.uea.ac.uk/cru/data/temperature/#datdow Latitude Warming StdErr 87.5 NA NA 82.5 .44 .368 77.5 1.4 .286 72.5 1.3 .124 67.5 1.0 .110 62.5 .90 .089 57.5 .69 .077 52.5 .68 .072 47.5 .68 .061 42.5 .56 .048 37.5 .52 .045 32.5 .45 .041 27.5 .42 .037 22.5 .46 .037 17.5 .42 .040 12.5 .37 .042 7.5 .44 .042 2.5 .48 .045 -2.5 .47 .045 -7.5 .42 .040 -12.5 .39 .038 -17.5 .40 .036 -22.5 .47 .033 -27.5 .51 .032 -32.5 .58 .036 -37.5 .58 .036 -42.5 .71 .042 -47.5 .54 .034 -52.5 .31 .036 -57.5 .40 .037 -62.5 1.2 .16 -67.5 .93 .18 -72.5 .95 .21 -77.5 .39 .32 -82.5 8.95 3.8 -87.5 -1.5 .94 So since you're on another numbers kick, tell me. If a duck and a half lay an egg and a half in a day and a half, how often does a duck lay an egg? |
Angell Balloon Latitude Data
Angell Global Ground Level Balloon Data 1958-2004 from:
http://cdiac.esd.ornl.gov/trends/tem...ll/angell.html Unlike the ground level observer data, the warming rate is not faster near the poles than the equator. NPolar (60 deg N - 90 deg N) .23 +- .05K/decade NTemp (30 deg S - 60 deg N) .19 +- .05K/decade NSubTrop (10 deg N - 30 deg N) .22 +- .03K/decade Equat (10 deg S - 10 deg N) .21 +- .02K/decade SSubTrop (10 deg S - 30 deg N) .21 +- .03K/decade STemp (30 deg S - 60 deg S) -.06 +- .04K/decade Spolar (60 deg S - 90 deg S) .16 +- .06K/decade For reference, here are means by latitude of ground observer data, the Hadley "hadcrut2v.dat" file for March from http://www.cru.uea.ac.uk/cru/data/temperature/#datdow Latitude Warming StdErr 87.5 NA NA 82.5 .44 .368 77.5 1.4 .286 72.5 1.3 .124 67.5 1.0 .110 62.5 .90 .089 57.5 .69 .077 52.5 .68 .072 47.5 .68 .061 42.5 .56 .048 37.5 .52 .045 32.5 .45 .041 27.5 .42 .037 22.5 .46 .037 17.5 .42 .040 12.5 .37 .042 7.5 .44 .042 2.5 .48 .045 -2.5 .47 .045 -7.5 .42 .040 -12.5 .39 .038 -17.5 .40 .036 -22.5 .47 .033 -27.5 .51 .032 -32.5 .58 .036 -37.5 .58 .036 -42.5 .71 .042 -47.5 .54 .034 -52.5 .31 .036 -57.5 .40 .037 -62.5 1.2 .16 -67.5 .93 .18 -72.5 .95 .21 -77.5 .39 .32 -82.5 8.95 3.8 -87.5 -1.5 .94 |
Angell Balloon Latitude Data
"Roger Coppock" wrote in message ups.com... Angell Global Ground Level Balloon Data 1958-2004 from: http://cdiac.esd.ornl.gov/trends/tem...ll/angell.html Unlike the ground level observer data, the warming rate is not faster near the poles than the equator. NPolar (60 deg N - 90 deg N) .23 +- .05K/decade NTemp (30 deg S - 60 deg N) .19 +- .05K/decade NSubTrop (10 deg N - 30 deg N) .22 +- .03K/decade Equat (10 deg S - 10 deg N) .21 +- .02K/decade SSubTrop (10 deg S - 30 deg N) .21 +- .03K/decade STemp (30 deg S - 60 deg S) -.06 +- .04K/decade Spolar (60 deg S - 90 deg S) .16 +- .06K/decade For reference, here are means by latitude of ground observer data, the Hadley "hadcrut2v.dat" file for March from http://www.cru.uea.ac.uk/cru/data/temperature/#datdow Latitude Warming StdErr 87.5 NA NA 82.5 .44 .368 77.5 1.4 .286 72.5 1.3 .124 67.5 1.0 .110 62.5 .90 .089 57.5 .69 .077 52.5 .68 .072 47.5 .68 .061 42.5 .56 .048 37.5 .52 .045 32.5 .45 .041 27.5 .42 .037 22.5 .46 .037 17.5 .42 .040 12.5 .37 .042 7.5 .44 .042 2.5 .48 .045 -2.5 .47 .045 -7.5 .42 .040 -12.5 .39 .038 -17.5 .40 .036 -22.5 .47 .033 -27.5 .51 .032 -32.5 .58 .036 -37.5 .58 .036 -42.5 .71 .042 -47.5 .54 .034 -52.5 .31 .036 -57.5 .40 .037 -62.5 1.2 .16 -67.5 .93 .18 -72.5 .95 .21 -77.5 .39 .32 -82.5 8.95 3.8 -87.5 -1.5 .94 Wrong again. |
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