U.S. Temperature Update for May 2012: +1.26 deg. C « Roy Spencer, Ph. D.
The corresponding USHCN anomaly computed relative to the same base period was +1.65 deg. C, with nearly double my warming trend (+0.27 deg. C/decade).
Those reality show contestants competing for a bunker might not be so crazy after all.
Each of the 12 months from June 2011 through May 2012 ranked among the warmest third of their historical distribution for the first time in the 1895-present record. According to NCDC, the odds of this occurring randomly during any particular month are 1 in 531,441. Thus, we should only see one more 12-month period so warm between now and 46,298 AD--assuming the climate is staying the same as during the past 118 years.
Twitter / BigJoeBastardi: US warmest year on record?
US warmest year on record?? maybe but globe is cooling. 6 years previous, last year, 3 yr trend pic.twitter.com/uXoZi41t
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