Things tagged as Temperature anomalies.
Posted on January 12th by Tom Yulsman.
With the recent images of parts of Queensland, Australia underwater (like the one above), the news today that 2010 was the wettest year globally on record, and by ...
Posted on January 3rd by Tom Yulsman.
Climatic seeds planted in September blossom into a fascinating pattern by December
When the next round of monthly updates on global temperature trends comes out, my ...
Posted on December 22nd by Tom Yulsman.
How will we know if 2010 was the warmest year on record?
I'm guessing it won't come down to this — urban hipsters lounging on a rooftop with the sea ...
Posted on December 11th by Tom Yulsman.
What about climate scientists? Are their findings biased by politics and other factors?
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There's been a lot of talk lately about bias in science. ...
Posted on October 1st by Tom Yulsman.
Yes, but only in terms of how it fits in the longer-term trend
James Hansen, head of the Goddard Institute for Space Studies, has published a new analysis ...
Posted on August 11th by Tom Yulsman.
January-July 2010 warmest on record — just as a low in solar energy should have been cooling the Earth
UPDATE: Yesterday GISS released the data on which this post was ...
Posted on May 23rd by Tom Yulsman.
In case you mised it, NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies announced on May 17 that the first quarter four months of 2010 was were the warmest such period ...
Posted on May 23rd by Tom Yulsman.
As the former editor of an earth science magazine (Earth, RIP), I appreciate the power of imagery to cut through the fog of complexity and ambiguity. So here, in two ...
Posted on April 17th by Tom Yulsman.
As the map above shows, this past March was quite toasty, with the global average temperature of the land and ocean surfaces registering as the warmest on record, the ...
Posted on February 18th by Tom Yulsman.
If it felt cold and snowy in January, you must live in Europe, Russia or the United States east of the Rockies. Otherwise, you probably experienced warmer than normal temperatures, ...
Posted on January 16th by Tom Yulsman.
As the deep chill eases, what lessons do the Yankees and Red Sox hold for the debate over global warming? (For the answer, make sure to read to the end.)
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Posted on December 18th by Tom Yulsman.
As the the map above illustrates, from September to November, the Earth overall was considerably warmer than the 1961-1990 base period. But there were three exceptions: parts of ...
Posted on October 13th by Tom Yulsman.
This map shows how temperature over the land and oceans during June through August varied from the 1960-1991 base period. There must be one of those lonely blue dots right ...
Posted on December 30th by Tom Yulsman.
Updated 12/31/08 with comments from James White, director of the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research:
Brace yourselves for that refrain from global warming skeptics as the new year begins.
"Easily one ...
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