
A retired UK G7 government scientist, Ministerial policy advisor, and former head of a statistical modelling section puts down the pruning shears to explore the story of climate change as told through numbers. Articles are a mix of free and pay-to-view.
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I continue with my update that takes us to 31st May 2026, which then broadens in scope and pondering
So far in this mini-series we have looked at historic data for the mean, mean maximum, and absolute maximum May temperature and have disco...
It's been a while since I last looked at the longest-running temperature record in the world. This update takes us to 31st May 2026
Yes, it was hot over here in the UK last May; and it was particularly hot down here in the South West where...
OK, so here’s the first bit of info on model residuals that my stats package spewed out:
Dry as a bone, that. The most exciting part of this is the zero mean for the raw residual series, which is telling us that the trendline went smack do...
Perhaps I ought to mention the obvious; that there isn’t a direct causal link between atmospheric carbon dioxide and Arctic sea ice extent. If we find that the two are indeed chums, then this will be through an intermediary such as sea surf...
A reader has reported that ChatGPT didn’t like my last two articles in this series. This does not come as a surprise since my articles are highly-speculative in nature, and I usually rely on data mining to provide supportive evidence; that...
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