The last 15 years of HADCRUT3 data (up until June 2012). One point for each monthly anomaly. The flat dotted green line is the trend.
It isn’t really flat, it is down -0.017C / decade. 
September 2, 2012
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[...] graphed HADCRUT3 before. It shows a flat temperature trend over the last 15 years (actually a very small negative trend). [...]
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[...] graphed HADCRUT3 before. It shows a flat temperature trend over the last 15 years (actually a very small negative trend). [...]
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So why the frack they on about global warming for???
More like an iceage
Comment by Viper — September 11, 2012 @ 1:46 PM |
HADCRUT4 will fix that when they finish adjusting it so temperatures miraculously go up.
Comment by sunshinehours1 — September 11, 2012 @ 2:05 PM
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