Monthly Archives: November 2009

>Keep in mind that the following discussion is based on preliminary monthly OI.v2 Global and NINO3.4 SST anomaly data. The weekly data, though, is official. The official monthly values will be posted by NOAA on December 6, 2009, so check … Continue reading →

>NOTE: I changed the title to reflect the content of the post. When the CRU Email Search Engine…http://www.eastangliaemails.com/search.php…was introduced last week, I searched for “watts”, since I’m a regular contributor of guest posts at WUWT, to see if any of … Continue reading →

>Happy Thanksgiving to my visitors from the U.S. For those outside the U.S., and for those celebrating the holiday today but who also have time to read a post, I’ve just finished More Detail On The Multiyear Aftereffects Of ENSO … Continue reading →

>…During Major Traditional ENSO Events, Warm Water Is Redistributed Via Ocean Currents. INTRODUCTION This is Part 2 of a multipart post. It addresses critical comments about my earlier posts that dealt with the multiyear aftereffects of major traditional El Nino … Continue reading →

>The following graph of global temperature anomalies is from the “The Copenhagen Diagnosis, 2009: Updating the world on the Latest Climate Science.” The report was released today with obvious intent. I scrolled as far as Figure 3, then copied it, … Continue reading →

>Global SST anomalies are still elevated, but they have not changed appreciably over the past few weeks. They are approximately 0.05 deg C lower than the peak earlier this year. http://i48.tinypic.com/n4ihj4.pngGlobal SST Anomalies NINO3.4 SST anomalies for the week centered … Continue reading →

>This is part 1 of a multipart post. It addresses critical comments about my earlier posts that dealt with the multiyear aftereffects of significant traditional El Nino events. Two specific El Nino events, those in 1986/87/88 and the 1997/98, caused … Continue reading →

>One of the indicators that many El Nino watchers keep tabs on is the animated cross-sectional view of subsurface temperature anomalies of the equatorial Pacific that’s available from the NOAA Climate Prediction Center (CPC):http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/analysis_monitoring/enso_update/wkxzteq.shtml Figure 1 is a copy of … Continue reading →

>…And It Will Be Exploited By Those Who Fail To Understand The Reasons For The Rise UPDATE (January 22, 2010): Corrected typo in paragraph after Figure 11. 1956 should have read 1856. UPDATE (November 10, 2009): For those who prefer … Continue reading →

>MONTHLY SST ANOMALY MAP The map of Global OI.v2 SST anomalies for October 2009 downloaded from the NOMADS website is shown below. http://i37.tinypic.com/2yv2olg.pngOctober 2009 SST Anomalies Map (Global SST Anomaly = +0.275 deg C) MONTHLY OVERVIEW Global SST anomalies rose … Continue reading →