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MindMover

(5,016 posts)
Fri Apr 25, 2014, 07:44 PM Apr 2014

U.S. Daily Temperature Anomalies 1964-2013 ... WOW . !!!

What is an anomaly?

Every day, the Global Historical Climatology Network collects temperatures from 90,000 weather stations. Dating back as far as the late 1700's, the records provide an incredible source of insight into our changing climate.

Using this data, we can determine what the weather is normally like for most places on Earth. We can tell you that the average low temperature in New York City on January 11th is 29°F and that the average high temperature in Los Angeles on July 24th is 80°F.

Once we know what temperatures to expect on any given day with a certain degree of confidence, we can sift out the uneventful days, leaving only anomalous weather events.

http://labs.enigma.io/climate-change-map/#b04g25t20w14

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U.S. Daily Temperature Anomalies 1964-2013 ... WOW . !!! (Original Post) MindMover Apr 2014 OP
Fascinating. MineralMan Apr 2014 #1
Hotter and hotter since 1998 ..... nt MindMover Apr 2014 #2
Not looking too good for the midwest, if trends keep up. Warpy Apr 2014 #3
Wow! tk2kewl Apr 2014 #4

Warpy

(111,255 posts)
3. Not looking too good for the midwest, if trends keep up.
Fri Apr 25, 2014, 08:12 PM
Apr 2014

Otherwise, the highs are higher and the lows are lower and I think we already caught on to that.

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