Meanwhile the global temperature anomaly for March 2012 came in at a searing 0.11 degrees C above normal.[1]
But of course more comprehensive data like that isn't quite as attractive.
(I still think the record US March counts more as evidence for global warming than against it. But it's not nearly as strong of evidence as some people wish it to be.)
But of course more comprehensive data like that isn't quite as attractive.
(I still think the record US March counts more as evidence for global warming than against it. But it's not nearly as strong of evidence as some people wish it to be.)
[1]http://reason.com/blog/2012/04/04/global-temperature-trend-u...