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I am curious, only a weather hobbyist, but apply my auditing background in my search for FACTS. I was preparing some #climate info yesterday for posting this morning & was greeted by some other posts today which complement my looking at indicators of #climatechange exaggeration. 
The world's weather stations, according to @TempGlobal, continue to show that the global climate is maintaining it's recent cooling trend. #climatechange #GlobalWarming
temperature.global
temperature.global
@TempGlobal Almost as if on cue, they posted their end of January monthly summary just minutes ago. #climatechange #GlobalWarming
@TempGlobal The lower troposphere UAH satellite record from the University of Alabama agrees this recent cooling trend. #climatechange #GlobalWarming
nsstc.uah.edu/climate/
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@TempGlobal January UAH data is out which is not reflected in the previous graph. The post also breaks down regions. Note that last month, the Arctic, said to be warming twice as fast as everywhere else, was at -0.18°C in relation to the 1981-2010 average.
@TempGlobal Now look at the global trend produced by the Japan Meteorological Agency. This trend shows steady climb out of the Little Ice Age, an increase of <1°C since 1891. The recent cooling trend is also apparent. #climatechange #GlobalWarming
ds.data.jma.go.jp/tcc/tcc/produc…
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@TempGlobal Many NOAA services stopped during the U.S. gov shutdown, so they are still busy adjusting December temperature records. However, comparing their global temperature trend ending 2017 to Japan's, the difference is stark. #climatechange #GlobalWarming
ncdc.noaa.gov/cag/global/tim…
ncdc.noaa.gov/cag/global/tim…
@TempGlobal Data sets continue to undergo reanalysis & each pass lowers distant temperatures & increases recent temperatures. One can't watch this & question why this is necessary. Even satellite data. Was understanding of their data design so poor in 70's yet we sent men to moon in 60's?
