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Uah data .31 for July
In the tropics, July 2014 was the second warmest July in the
36
-
year satellite record, only 0.03 C cooler than July 2009
and 0.06 C warme
r than July 1998, according to Dr. John
Christy, a professor of atmospheric science and director of
the Earth System Science Center at The University of
Alabama in Huntsville. The average temperature in the
tropics during July was 0.45 C (about 0.81° F) wa
rmer than
seasonal norms for the month.
The global average temperature for July was 0.31 C (about
0.56 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than seasonal norms, the
fifth warmest July in the satellite record.
http://nsstc.uah.edu/climate/2014/july2014/julyGTR2014.pdf
Long term thinking of the graph...
I've also used paints to show
-Red trend line from 2000-2014
-Light blue from 1980-1992 Pre-volcano
-Brown 1992---After volcano
Conclusions
1. The rate of warming is close to the rate of the light blue line
2. The 1992-2000 period was caused by the volcano
3. Something jumped us .2c from the light blue trend line to the 2000-2014 red trend line. Maybe the rebounding from the volcano event released some of the warm water held in our oceans???
In the tropics, July 2014 was the second warmest July in the
36
-
year satellite record, only 0.03 C cooler than July 2009
and 0.06 C warme
r than July 1998, according to Dr. John
Christy, a professor of atmospheric science and director of
the Earth System Science Center at The University of
Alabama in Huntsville. The average temperature in the
tropics during July was 0.45 C (about 0.81° F) wa
rmer than
seasonal norms for the month.
The global average temperature for July was 0.31 C (about
0.56 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than seasonal norms, the
fifth warmest July in the satellite record.
http://nsstc.uah.edu/climate/2014/july2014/julyGTR2014.pdf
Long term thinking of the graph...
I've also used paints to show
-Red trend line from 2000-2014
-Light blue from 1980-1992 Pre-volcano
-Brown 1992---After volcano
Conclusions
1. The rate of warming is close to the rate of the light blue line
2. The 1992-2000 period was caused by the volcano
3. Something jumped us .2c from the light blue trend line to the 2000-2014 red trend line. Maybe the rebounding from the volcano event released some of the warm water held in our oceans???
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