by Tim Crome

OK, it's only data for one month?

Absolutely no correlation with CO2 increases, which have continued to increase!

"GLOBAL SURFACE AIR TEMPERATURE NOVEMBER 2022

Global surface air temperature November 2022 compared to the average of November during the previous 10 years (diagram 1-3), using satellite data by AIRS (https://airs.jpl.nasa.gov/), obtained from the GISS data portal (https://lnkd.in/eBz9vi7J). Green-yellow-red colours indicate areas with higher temperature than the 10-year average, while blue colours indicate lower than average temperatures.

"GLOBAL SURFACE AIR TEMPERATURE NOVEMBER 2022

Global surface air temperature November 2022 compared to the average of November during the previous 10 years (diagram 1-3), using satellite data by AIRS (https://airs.jpl.nasa.gov/), obtained from the GISS data portal (https://lnkd.in/eBz9vi7J). Green-yellow-red colours indicate areas with higher temperature than the 10-year average, while blue colours indicate lower than average temperatures.

Diagram 4-6: Global surface air temperature November 2022 compared to November 2021, using satellite data published by AIRS (see above). Variations in monthly temperature from one year to the next has no tangible climatic importance but may nevertheless be interesting to study.

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