July’s Hadcrut4.6(3D) = 0.65C

From Clive Best:

My preferred method for calculating the global average temperature anomaly  for HADCRUT4.6 is by triangulating the measurements over the surface of a sphere. This gives almost identical results to those of Cowtan & Way but is a far simpler and faster method. Here is my update for July 2018.

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Here is a the detail for the Northern Hemisphere

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Finally here is the  Southern Hemisphere (their winter) which shows cooler than normal temperatures over the tip of South America.

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One thought on “July’s Hadcrut4.6(3D) = 0.65C

  1. I do wish that graphical and image presentations using anomalies would include the actual value of the perceived normal. (ie: what is the actual temperature of the 0.0 anomaly?). Is it now a standard temperature across all presentations? Or what?

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