1. AVERAGE JANUARY TEMPERATURE (°F)
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FIGURE 3.27 Average air temperature near sea level in January (°F). Temperatures in Central Antarctica are not visible on this map.

2. AVERAGE JULY TEMPERATURE (°F)
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FIGURE 3.28 Average air temperature near sea level in July (°F). Temperatures in Central Antarctica are not visible on this map.

3. EVSC 1300
Global Warming

4. Mauna Loa Carbon Dioxide Record
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FIGURE 1.6 (a) The solid blue line shows the average yearly measurements of CO2 in parts per million (ppm) at Mauna Loa Observatory, Hawaii, from 1958 to The jagged dark line illustrates how higher readings occur in winter where plants die and release CO2 to the atmosphere, and how lower readings occur in summer when more abundant vegetation absorbs CO2 from the atmosphere.
Pre-industrial background = 280 ppm
Current level = 406 ppm

9. Greenhouse Gas Trends Since 1979
Montreal Protocol
(NOAA: Earth System Research Laboratory)

10. IPCC ESTIMATES OF RADIATIVE FORCING (RF)

11. Global Annual Temperature Anomalies (°C)?
(Annual values are departures from the 20th century mean temperature)

12. Global Carbon Emission Estimates
Source: CDIAC

13. Global Annual Temperature Anomalies

14. GLOBAL TEMPERATURES: 1970–2013
(Trenberth et al., 2014)

15. GLOBAL SOLAR RADIATION

17. Global Solar Radiation
Global Temperature

18. Reconstructed Solar Output vs. Global Temperatures
–0.6
–0.4
–0.2
0.0
0.2
1364
1366
1368
1370
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
Temperature Departure (°C)
Solar Output (W/sq. m)
Reconstructed Solar Output
Reconstructed Temperature History
Thermometer Temperature History
Reconstructed Solar Output vs. Global Temperatures

19. GLOBAL SATELLITE TEMPERATURES
1979–2016
El Niño
Volcano

20. COMPARISON OF SURFACE AND SATELLITE TEMPERATURES
1979–2016
Surface vs. Satellite Temperatures
(Climate4you.com)

21. DJF Temperature Change from 1880-1889 mean by 2040-2049 predicted by the Max-Plank Institute model

22. Observed December-February Temperature Change
( minus )

23. Observed June-August Temperature Change
( minus )

24. Temperature
Change by Latitude
North
Pole
South

25. Global Precipitation over Continents
Wetter
Drier

26. Sea-Level Components
(1961–2003)
(1993–2003)
(IPCC FAR)