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This October Was the Hottest Ever Measured (scienceblogs.com)

GregLaden writes: Scientists track the global surface temperature, an average of readings from thermometers at approximately head height, and an estimate of sea surface temperatures, in order to track global warming. Over the last year or so we have been seeing many record-breaking months. Now, both the Japan Meteorological Agency and NASA have identified October as an extraordinary month. October 2016 is significantly warmer than any other in the NASA record, which goes back to 1880.

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  1. NASA ignoring satellite measurements... by Glock27 · · Score: 5, Informative

    That's amazing! Especially, given the complete lack of correlation with the satellite datasets:

    UAH RSS

    The satellite datasets directly integrate temperature over almost the entire globe, with no interpolation and no revisionist "adjustments". They use laboratory grade instruments, and are frequently calibrated against balloon soundings. And no, there is nothing magic as far as detecting temperature trends gained by measuring at ground level only.

    It's beyond ironic that NASA is trumpeting ground-based measurements while ignoring better data gathered from space.

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  2. Re:Climate has never not been changing. by Plumpaquatsch · · Score: 4, Informative
    http://www.vancouversun.com/te...

    64 temperature records smashed in B.C.
    Weather experts are now predicting June will be Vancouver's hottest on record
    Vancouver Sun June 30, 2015
    Fuck you.

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