plotting the variation in temperature per year for each day produces this plot:
Interestingly the t-rise is not a constant over the year but has a pronounced dip at the beginning of May for lower air temp.
The sea surface temperature is practically flat. There is a peak during the NH summer. Why is this? Isn't the SH ocean bigger and therefore more likely to show an increase during it's summer when averaged globally. Is evaporation producing a stabilising effect which is less effective over the NH?
Fact brief - Are we heading into an 'ice age'?
2 hours ago
No comments:
Post a Comment