I have a question for the global warming enthusiasts out there. Can you explain the following.
The following is about gistemp, NASA's Goddard Surface Temperature Analysis.
They are continually changing historic data.
A sample...
The Nov 2018 data vs the supposed exact same data set in Feb 2019.
nov 2018
1941 21 33 8 17 14 12 21 14 2 34 24 21 19 19 27 13 16 20 1941
feb 2019
1941 21 32 8 17 14 12 21 14 1 33 24 20 18 19 27 13 15 20 1941
nov 2018
1942 26 2 10 11 9 5 1 -3 -4 0 8 8 6 7 17 10 1 1 1942
feb 2019
1942 26 2 9 10 8 4 0 -4 -5 -1 8 7 5 6 16 9 0 1 1942
nov 2018
2001 42 44 56 51 56 54 60 48 54 51 70 56 53 51 38 54 54 58 2001
feb 2019
2001 43 44 57 51 57 55 61 49 54 51 71 56 54 52 39 55 55 59 2001
nov 2018
2002 75 75 90 56 63 55 61 53 62 55 58 44 62 63 69 70 56 58 2002
feb 2019
2002 76 76 91 57 64 55 62 53 63 56 59 44 63 64 69 71 57 59 2002
Anyone care to explain how Feb 1941 cooled a degree between Nov 2018 and Feb 2019? Or how Jan 2001 warmed a degree in the same span?
They are cooling the earlier parts of the 20th century and warming the latter.
A quote from where I found this....
"The latest GISTEMP’s
Land Ocean Temperature Index LOTI came out a few days ago, and compared to the
November 2018 edition, 47% of the 1668 monthly entries had been changed. All of the adjustments for the months of 1972 through 2018 (except for December 2004) were adjusted up. Of the 442 adjustments prior to the 1972 data 90% were adjusted down.
This goes on every month."