Global Warming Prediction Project
Global Warming Prediction Project
Monthly Predictions: August 2010 to July 2013
09.09.2010
TRENDS
Global temperature anomalies are marginally increasing from 0.4°C.
Largest expected warming is seen for the Equator bands (10N-10S_lat and 10N-10S_sst) with 0.08°C per year (0.5°C in 6 years) starting from rather lower averages of 0.4°C and 0.2°C respectively.
Largest expected cooling is seen for the North Polar bands (90N-70N_lat and 90N-70N_sst) with -0.08°C per year (-0.5°C in 6 years) from current high averages of 2.1°C respectively 1.0°C.
Land air temperatures are in average slightly growing (5 out of 9 bands show a warming, 3 a cooling).
Sea surface temperatures are in average more strongly growing (7 out of 9 bands show a warming).
On the northern hemisphere temperatures are almost stay constant with a light tendence to cool.
On the southern hemisphere temperatures in all regions are rising, with one exception. Temperatures strongly grow in the oceans including the antarctic sea.
The objective of this project is doing monthly modeling and prediction of global temperature anomalies through self-organizing knowledge extraction from public data. The project is impartial and has no hidden personal, financial, political or other interests. It is entirely independent, transparent, and open in results.