Assessing Climate Trends: Eyeball versus Regression

February 4, 2011
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(This article was first published on Climate Charts & Graphs » R scripts, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers)

In a previous post, I showed the Lower Stratospheric Temperature Anomaly (TLS) Trends (link).  A reader submitted the following comment: “The lower stratosphere temperature profile is essentially flat from ca. 1995 to the present. This approximately mirrors the temperature trend … Continue reading →

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