re: #936 LudwigVanQuixote

Now the point is, that we have very very reliable data on the increase in global temperatures. If you read this paper it goes into all of the gory details.

Actually read it for once and stop wasting my time.

This does not answer my question and you know it. Stop the deflection and answer my question…

And… as new, updated temperature data was inserted in the 5 degrees by 5 degrees grid for any certain month/year of the Hadcrut3 database, did they…

1) Keep records of what the last temperature was.
2) Keep records of the actual location of where the temperature was recorded.

The 5 degree by 5 degree grids that divided the planet in the Hadcrut3 dataset are about the size of Nevada. It is very important to know the actual location, the source and the time/date of the temperature reading.

Do they have that information for all the grids, for all the months, for all the years from 1850 until 1999?