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Thursday, June 26, 2008
The Common Misunderstanding about the PDO
CORRECTION: In agreement with my post The Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation - Correcting My Mistake, I have replaced this post, correcting the description of how the AMO is calculated. Refer to the replacement post Misunderstandings about the PDO – REVISED for an expanded discussion on the Pacific Decadal Oscillation.
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June
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- Combined Solar and Volcanic Aerosol Effect – Part 1
- Thermohaline Circulation Upwelling Area SST - Part 1
- El Nino Effects on Global Equatorial SST
- The Common Misunderstanding about the PDO
- Solar Signal in East Equatorial Pacific SST?
- Equatorial SST Comparison
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Smith and Reynolds SST Posts
- Multiple North Pacific Decadal and Multidecadal Os...
- Looking for the Source of ENSO
- Unusual SST Anomaly 1 - South of the Cape of Good ...
- The Unusual Temperature Rise Around 1940
- AMO Versus the Mid-Latitude North Pacific Residual
- Global SST Anomaly Comparison
- Arctic SST
- SST By Latitude
- The Antarctic Peninsula
- The Three PDO Data Sets
- The Chicken or The Egg: PDO or ENSO?
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Comment Policy, SST Posts, and Notes
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Please use the search feature in the upper left-hand corner of the page for posts on specific subjects.
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NOTE: I’ve discovered that some of the links to older posts provide blank pages. While it’s possible to access that post by scrolling through the history, that’s time consuming. There’s a quick fix for the problem, so if you run into an absent post, please advise me. Thanks.
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The Smith and Reynolds SST Posts DOES NOT LIST ALL SST POSTS. I stopped using ERSST.v2 data for SST when NOAA deleted it from NOMADS early in 2009.
Please use the search feature in the upper left-hand corner of the page for posts on specific subjects.
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NOTE: I’ve discovered that some of the links to older posts provide blank pages. While it’s possible to access that post by scrolling through the history, that’s time consuming. There’s a quick fix for the problem, so if you run into an absent post, please advise me. Thanks.
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If you use the graphs, please cite or link to the address of the blog post or this website.
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