Central England Temperatures from 1659 – Quick Python Analysis

The analysis is from a github HTML page. Click HERE to render Web Page I have been following Tony Brown’s articles on the The Rise and Fall of Central England Temperatures on the Wattsupwiththat website for some time. He has recently written Part 3 looking at 2000 – 2019 to identify a decline in temperaturesContinue reading “Central England Temperatures from 1659 – Quick Python Analysis”

Grouping Data in Pandas

As you explore your data with Pandas, you will almost always want to see it in different formats. You may want to lok at the relationship between different observations or structure the data into something more easily read or understood. Using the Pandas groupby function is a tool that you will use often. It isContinue reading “Grouping Data in Pandas”

Correlating CO2 and Temperature Observations.

This is a little addendum to my last article using python to analyse the Oxford UK data set from the UK Met Office. Since writing that article, I have read some pretty good analyses covering the same kind of thing. . Of course they do not show the code for the analyses but hey, I’mContinue reading “Correlating CO2 and Temperature Observations.”

Global warming and the climate of Doom.

A while ago I posted a Python tutorial on the Met Office data set for Oxford in the Uk which goes back to 1850. The original file was very messy. It was more to do with Pandas and Python rather than a critique of the data in relation to Anthropogenic Global Warming. AGW for short.Continue reading “Global warming and the climate of Doom.”

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