"temperature observations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used when talking about measuring and recording temperature data. Example: The scientist carefully recorded the temperature observations every hour, noting any changes or fluctuations throughout the day.
First, it is not getting any easier to reconcile climate models with temperature observations.
"That was one of the most incredible temperature observations I have ever seen and it is one of the most extreme readings ever in the world," said AccuWeather Meteorologist Anthony Sagliani in a statement.
The research council's panel of scientists found that the level of uncertainty inherent in obtaining and analyzing temperature observations was almost as large as the disparity, so it was difficult to know.
Compilations of temperature observations from 1948 to 2003 from all depths in the world's oceans reveal a periodicity in warming and cooling.
After they manufactured a problem by exaggerating the discrepancy between mainstream climate model simulations and temperature observations, and ignored the relevant scientific research on that issue, Monckton and colleagues created their own "irreducibly simple climate model" with built-in assumptions based on circuit design rather than the physics of the Earth's climate system.
A new paper just published in Science Bulletin by Mark Richardson, Zeke Hausfather, Dana Nuccitelli, Ken Rice, and John Abraham shows that mainstream climate models simulate global temperature observations much better than the "irreducibly simple climate model" of Christopher Monckton, Willie Soon, David Legates, and William Briggs.
The Met Office said the variations between the figures published by the different organisations are because the Met Office uses only temperature observations, Nasa makes estimates for gaps in recorded data such as the polar regions, and the NCDC uses a mixture of the two approaches.
Messrs Lewis and Crok put a lot of weight on the significance of the recent pause in temperature observations, which has lowered the rate at which the world is actually warming.
From these files, temperature observations for our area and time period of interest were extracted.
Fig. 6 The degree days at Nikkō established from monthly temperature observations.
Based on indoor temperature observations, we calculate comfort temperatures for the subjects using Griffiths' method.
