Month Year Temperature
9 1921 56.604
5 1932 56.5879
12 1921 56.4855
6 1932 56.4764
8 1921 56.4331
2 1932 56.4313
8 1932 56.382
11 1921 56.3732
1 1932 56.3582
7 1932 56.3444
7 1921 56.2751
4 1932 56.187
10 1921 56.1813
3 1932 56.1789
12 1931 56.1366
1 1939 55.8532
1 1922 55.8125
9 1932 55.7769
6 1921 55.7655
3 1935 55.5998
4 1954 55.5075
2 1922 55.5068
11 1931 55.4315
5 1921 55.3695
9 1954 55.3597
10 1932 55.3459
12 1938 55.3423
4 1935 55.3042
12 1998 55.3014
1 1947 55.2904
3 1942 55.2253
4 1942 55.1974
8 1954 55.1777
7 1954 55.1751
2 1954 55.1458
2 1939 55.1436
11 1934 55.1234
12 1946 55.1227
1 1923 55.1187
5 1954 55.0905
10 1954 55.0703
11 1953 55.0563
11 1938 55.0488
4 1921 55.0466
2 1992 55.0254
10 1953 55.0228
11 1998 55.0182
6 1954 55.0114
8 1934 54.9915
12 1953 54.9867
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Have you seen Hansen’s graph that was displayed on ABC page by Bill Blakemore?
Apparently the Earth ended in 2000
The graph is mislabelled. The upper one is Scenario C and the lower one is actual measurements.
Somebody ought to call them on that.
Great info, though it would also be useful if the start and end years for the data set were included in the title / description.
1895-2011
Very helpful, thanks! FWIW, I would append that to the article title; the data set and current title in and of themselves could indicate a much narrower data set, and I think the context would make the values more surprising, not less.