Daily Archives: October 25, 2014

Yesterday on twitter I pointed out to Gavin that he calculates 1880 surface temperatures to 0.01 precision, despite not having any data for most of the land surface. Gavin responded by claiming that his use of error bars means he … Continue reading →

Along the equator, sea surface height and lower troposphere temperature track each other very closely At the blue circle we see almost perfect correlation between changes in lower troposphere temperature and changes in sea surface height (see graph below.) Note … Continue reading →

Here’s How San Francisco is Bracing for Sea Level Rise Estimated to Impact $48 Billion in Assets October 24, 2014 San Francisco’s Capital Planning Committee (CPC) has adopted what is being called the most comprehensive guidelines in the nation for preparing … Continue reading →