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Environment & Energy

Kilgore

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3. My point exactly

Reply to LiberalArkie (Reply #2)

Tue May 10, 2016, 08:16 PM

May 2016

Historical data is meaningless unless one understands the methodology to normalize it to a common reference.

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Another way of visualizing the temperature [View all] GliderGuider May 2016 OP

Please post a source Kilgore May 2016 #1

If they took the NWS figures they would be ok. NWS data is "juggled" so the 32degrees on a 2016 LiberalArkie May 2016 #2

My point exactly Kilgore May 2016 #3

That's why they're adjusted scscholar May 2016 #4

The original was tweeted by Ed Hawkins. GliderGuider May 2016 #5

Thank you Kilgore May 2016 #7

Hawkins also re-teweeted this graphic by Tim Osborn GliderGuider May 2016 #6

It will be "interesting" to see where this graph goes over the next few years. mackdaddy May 2016 #8

Sad to say Canoe52 May 2016 #9

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