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Tag Archives: Variance
The trouble with anomalies… Part 2
Last week’s post (Part 1) looked at Reno, SFO and Sacramento, three relatively close-by cities at the same latitude but with varying altitude and distance from the coast. The previous post showed that: The three cities differed in their response … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Cycles, Station Data
Tagged AMO, Anomalies, Bias, Station Data, Temperatures, Tools, Variance, Volatility
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The trouble with anomalies… Part 1
The use of anomalies is the normal defense against any critical assessment of the variability of numbers of stations across the climate record – the so-called ‘station drop-out’. The rationale is that it should not matter if stations are located … Continue reading
Posted in Station Data
Tagged Anomalies, Reno, Sacramento, San Francisco, Station Data, Temperatures, Variance
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Digging in the Clay 