This is what happens when you adjust sea surface temperatures from the already warmed up ship coolant inlet manifold that is used to calibrate the infamous ship bucket data which has more weighting than Argo buoy accuracy.
What is hilarious that they have only adjusted the data upwards where it really counts for them. And that is after 2000. And they have lowered the data in the early 70s. What the heck. What! Is the bucket data better in the seventies and worse in the noughties
I mean why not just adjust all the data. not just a select amount. Why is data from 2000 less accurate than the data gathered from the 1977 till 2000s..
Skeptical. Bloody oaf.
Below is a chart of the already dubious ERSST V3b being replaced by the recently released adjusted ship bucket data ERSSTV4
For the exact same location the ATLANTIC. (keep the file Small)
I have simply just plotted both ersst3 and 4 side by side.
At first it was difficult to notice anything due to the amount of noise.
But when you smoothed out with a 36 month filter it is so obvious that they have cherry picked the dates that get adjusted.
And Redpecil. open your eyes. Because like every other post i am submitting references. If you are to lazy to download and verify it yourself then you are not in a position to continue your insults. MUPPET.
Blue line is
ERSST V3b for North Atlantic
Brown line is
ERSST V4 for North Atlantic
Both data sets were obtained from here,
the location is lattitude is 45 - 0 degrees and Longitude -65 to 5 degrees. Basically North Atlantic.
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