A press release (just sent to me but not yet available online) from the satellite climatology folks at the University of Alabama at Huntsville is reporting:
Global climate trend since Nov. 16, 1978: +0.12 C per decade
June temperatures (preliminary)Global composite temp.: ±0.00 C (about 0.00 degrees Fahrenheit) above/below 20-year average for April.
Northern Hemisphere: +0.03 C (about 0.05 degrees Fahrenheit) above 20-year average for June.
Southern Hemisphere: -0.03 C (about 0.05 degrees Fahrenheit) below 20-year average for June.
May temperatures (revised):Global Composite: +0.05 C above 20-year average
Northern Hemisphere: +0.05 C above 20-year average
Southern Hemisphere: +0.04 C above 20-year average
(All temperature variations are based on a 20-year average (1979-1998) for the month reported.)
See also UAH climatologist Roy Spencer's report of the latest global temperature data below:
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