The Blackboard

Have you tracked the HadCRU changes?

DG–
I don’t keep an archive. But I subscribe the change alert. So, they’ll let me know when HadCrut makes changes to their page.

What link are you using to the land-ocean data? Since November 13, I have been unable to get through with the link http://data.giss.nasa.gov/gist.....s+dSST.txt.

I have created an IPCC Watch document, and updated it with the figure you quoted. If you want to have a look, the link is http://docs.google.com/filevie.....&hl=en.

R Taylor–
I use http://data.giss.nasa.gov/gist.....s+dSST.txt

I had been reloading… and it suddenly showed the update. (I was surprised since i’d reloaded 15minutes before.) Oddly, Change Detection hasn’t sent me a notice!

I just tried to get that page to load and it’s not loading for me now either.

Actually, I can’t even get http://data.giss.nasa.gov/ to load. Maybe their servers are down.

Hmm. The satellite numbers are down significantly but GISS remains high. Does anyone recall what happened this time last year?
http://globalwarmingquestions.googlepages.com/giss

PaulM–
If GISS made an ‘October 2008′ mistake, we’d know it by now.

Hadley is out. 2009/10 0.437
Funny, it seems the Canadian data is missing from GIS, Hadley and NOAA… A Note from NOAA:
“Please Note: This preliminary assessment was made before data from Canada was made available. Therefore, some of the ranks presented in this report could change slightly when Canadian data is included in the final record. The inclusion of the missing data may cause modest changes to global-scale ranks. The assessment for Northern Hemisphere land temperatures could change by several ranks.”

Good thing Canada was mostly cool.
http://www.agr.gc.ca/pfra/drou.....09_10e.pdf

Fred– We were mostly cool too. I’m waiting for Hadley. NOAA was quite a bit cooler than GISS.

Hadley IS out. See my comment #23716

Thanks fred! (Interesting. . .)

Lucia,

Found this on JeffIds site.

http://noconsensus.wordpress.c.....en-letter/

It contains over 1000 mails. IF TRUE …

1 mail from you and the correspondence that follows.

And, you get to see somebody with the name of phil jones say that he would rather destroy the CRU data than release it to McIntyre.

And lots lots more. including how to obstruct or evade FOIA requests. and guess who funded the collection of cores at Yamal.. and transferred money into a personal account in Russia

And you get to see what they really say behind the curtain..
you get to see how they “shape” the news, how they struggled between telling the truth and making policy makers happy.

you get to see what they say about Idso and pat micheals, you
get to read how they want to take us out into a dark alley, it’s stunning all very stunning. You get to watch somebody named phil jones say that John daly’s death is good news.. or words to that effect.

I don’t know that its real..

But the CRU code looks real

Steve— IF true.

I’m “unapproving” some of emails from the zip file because I’m concerned about the copyright issue.

Meanwhile, Jeff took down the comment. So your only hope is entering the address of is page and seeing if the link is still in Google’s cache. . .

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