I will specify that my example is for a planet with one hour per day, one day per month, and one month per year. It is not a class5 issue. 11:00 51.51 Here we go again. 2 instances of 11 occurrences The minimum thermometer was also the one used to record the current temperature since the top of the fluid represented the ambient temperature irrespective of the location of the index. Heads up! It wasn’t short, it was in fact past her knees. In the former Delaware OH USHCN station, for example, an intriguing pattern of every 7th day missing develops in 1999. Figure 4. question of whether, or not, to include 24 hour old point measurements of An observer can make a reading error there just as easily as at a CRN5 site. JerryB posted the FTP site for the USHCN meta-data. Global temperatures are adjusted to account for the effects of station moves, instrument changes, time of observation (TOBs) changes, and other factors (referred to as inhomogenities) that cause localized non-climatic biases in the instrumental record. A problem with that currently is that CEN is only a few years old. 2 instances of 13 occurrences Look at the states listed there, and imagine trying to estimate family incomes or gasoline prices from that sample. 9 instances of 8 occurrences 18 instances of 10 occurrences I believe this is a basic error in analysis. The maximum (MAX.) 2pm 0.11 0.04 0.56 0.34 0.22 0.26 0.75 0.69 0.37 0.60 0.37 0.36 0.46 0.35 14.00 13.95 I see TOB being a further potential worry when daylight saving chages, coincidental with the thermometer reading being done by custom within an hour of max or min for a day. Also, the second two of them are Yes, I fact the first page I looked at for Orland had such a incident. Time of Observation (TOBS) data have been adjusted to remove the time of observation bias. At the very least, all the missing data should be accounted for as a widening of CI’s, rather than assumed as equally correct sensor readings. August will lose its last day to September, and so forth, so that September, Oct., Nov., and Dec. will all be a little too high. This is even closer to my back-of-the envelope calculation than I had thought! the bias. But in either case, one cannot simply connect the end of the previous trend line to the beginning of the new one. Recorded + .05F fater introduction of MMTS. Briefly, no. Free the code is my watchword no matter what the outcome. It isn’t the case that TOBS biases the trend. As the temperatures fell and the liquid contracted into the bulb the index would be carried down by the surface tension of the fluid at the interface between the fluid and the vacant portion of the tube. That would imply that the time of observations are moving towards a non optimum time for reporting (more and more sites are requiring larger corrections to adjust to midnight). did their observing at noon, and others at 1800, and others at 0700. This effects occurs because the peaks are not uniformly spaced at 24hr intervals. On average, observing temperatures (and resetting the minimum-maximum thermometer) in the early morning results in reading about 0.15 C cooler than if temperatures were observed at midnight. on the barbie mate. If it were a spike all # Convert list of tuples into normal list: tobs_values = list (np. If it’s warmer than the 11 am pseudo reading, then the minimum for the day has already been taken at 11 am. Same environment. In short, I do not believe that Karl and NOAA have presented a convincing case that systematic changes in TOB over the past 80 years require the kind of substantial adjustment they apply. The underlying methodology should work no matter how few hours there are in a day, etc. This may The 1930s were much hotter, the US has dramatically cooled, and is now near record cold. * Does R have good tools for dealing with sparse datasets? Heres the link. BTW ,the frequency of such spikes varies greatly from one region to temperature may be the high, or low, of the first time period, and may We don’t know. For that day, starting at 9 am, the Tmax comes at 2 pm (say) and the Tmin comes next morning on the same day at 8 am (say). Are we in for 300 posts with people arguing minute details? His data file will how you how shifting the – Some sensors are read using truncation (observers always report whole numbers! So, when they look through the records they are throwing out extremely rare EVENTS. Sam is more or less understanding this intuitively. something JerryB answered in 391.”, Time of Observation adjustments are made when the guy reading the thermometer changes Jan 31 hi/lo/avg = 310/300/305 of course that will also depend on geography because here in the Northeast the pavement is (BTW, the movie Longitude is a fascinating look into the history of accurate time measurement!). #128. Modern observations use a MMTS (Maximum Minimum Temperature System). One would reset these by shaking vigorously to allow momentum and centrifugal force to push the mercury past the constriction. Re #1 and #9, and perhaps a few others: TOB can have a significant effect on the Stations’ monthly (and annual) mean temps. Jan 3: 24 samples, 30 degrees. Summer is the worst. the hourly measurements in these instances are point measurements, i.e. Small wiggles are due to new stations entering the network between 2004 and 2014. In the next column convert this to radians. Does an hourly instrument average point temperatures over that last hour and record the mean? Steve M is correct: missing data is a huge subject. Daily lows… I’ve been examining Weather Underground Personal Weather Station data in my area, and I see few if any patterns. For example. Nonetheless, we show clearly that adjustments made to the USHCN produce highly significant warming trends at various temporal scales. After reading JerryB and reading Mrpete I’m thinking this. You bring up another important area: determining what time the thermometers were actually read and reset. The guy writes down 5C Ummm… I finally woke up and found JerryB’s data links ;)… THANK YOU Jerry for going to all that trouble! Now, do I think that it would be a good idea to revisit TOBS? How did I misuse that?”. The fascinating thing that Jonathan has found when looking at high quality stations in Australia is that there are no trends with midnight, 3am and 6am temperature recordings of actual temperatures (not max or mins over the last hour etc), but there is a statistically significantly positive trend in 9am, noon, 3pm and 6pm temperature readings. Or if today’s max was a little later than Tobs, today’s Tobs-temp will show up as today’s offical max and today’s actual max will show up as tomorrow’s official max. No individual moment is in two adjacent days, hours, minutes or seconds. My method: average remains the same at 160.0 degrees. To include the 24 hour old measurement in the current “day”, then the current measurement should be reserved as the beginning of the next day. Climate data and weather averages in Lansing. If observer reads “late” by two hours, then a high/low occuring in the final two hours of the previous day, larger than today’s high/low, will overwhelm today’s data. Windy days cut the effect. Likewise, the 2nd day high is 75, not 100. Green line shows the data with a lowers smoother applied. NOAA says that station operators in the past used to reset their min/max thermometers in the afternoon, and now they reset them in the morning. My last try…I promise. I respectfully disagree that it is correct to incorporate 25 measurements into the high/low of a 24 hour day. Then I think we would have a historical fact In 2000, there are binges of entire months missing, and the last daily reading is on 1/30/01. So if you reverse the two (go from 7am to Midnight) you would get a larger trend? b. Again, I’m not suggesting the temperature fails to persist. Jonathan Lowe’s analysis shows that minimum temperatures are increasing without corresponding increases in night-time temperatures. It does TOBS = Time of Observation bias. Watts et al paper 2nd discussion thread | Watts Up With That? Can anyone provide insight? If you just worked out the rate of change for consistent records (same inst, same site, same TOB etc.) It looks to me like when temp at time of observation is lower than the min temp, they select the temp that looks more in line with surrounding days. Many time zones are an hour wide, so a time at the borders can change by an hour as you cross the line from one station to another nearby. [M2006e,T2006e] is the data pair associated with the Moment at the end of 2006, and Temp at end of 2006, [M2007b,T2007b] is the data pair associated with the Moment at the start of 2007, and Temp at start of 2007, The moment at the end of the first time period, M2006e If I measure 10 C at 10:00:00 and then at 22:00:00 I have two 10 C readings 12 hours apart. The difference between the MrPete and JerryB algorithms for determining high/low/average helps explain how TOB becomes a problem. The documentation and data sets say So worst case you need to discard one or two days samples when you make such a shift. * Any bids on good/proper/best ways to “bin” sparse data collections, so as to properly recognize trends? It’s true that I didn’t phrase that quite right: If you measure max temperature today, near today’s actual daily max time, and today is so warm relative to its neighbors that today’s current temperature at the Tobs is higher than the local max for either yesterday or tomorrow, then today’s warm temperatures will be double counted. but No bias in trend. However, being a power station engineer, I have access to a lot of high quality monitoring data done to a lot higher accuracy than usual temperature measurements Processing that data, shows TOBS is real – as the summary below shows: Average ((min+max)/2) Temperature Data I’m not sure that’s been fully resolved. You must adjust for Instrument changes at that site. seem odd or rare. The problem in sorting through this (mess) is that current automated measurements cannot have TOB and you need to reconstruct TOB in old manually collected data in order to determine what TOB adjustment is needed to handle the change from manual to automated measurement. If you change the observations times from afternoons to mornings, as occurred in the U.S., you change from occasionally double counting highs to occasionally double counting lows, resulting in a measurable bias. Following are the summary results, starting Here is the same graph for all USHCN stations. The value for 2004 and the value for 2006 are immaterial. I then found the average of these 364 midpoint temperatures for each of the 24 collection times. C. This should be factored into the measurement error in any bottom line estimate of climatic temperature trend. Karl said the error was around 25% of the estimated adjustment. temperature at the time of observation. But if on July 15, say, a 5 PM observer switches to 7AM, since the thermometers (or MMTS)were reset the previous 5PM (when the temperature was 70), the reported high/low for July 15 will be 70/50 instead of 80/50, a big difference! query (Measurement. Now, JerryB has linked his stuff and I’ve linked his stuff and you should all read Karl’s paper Has anybody seen evidence that that statement applies to USHCN stations? It’s hard to look through may_nineth to see how typical our temperatures were. There is NO justification for spreading TOBs adjustments over every day for months or years. Remove data points. record is is exposure. The first step of my method is to find sets of several That does not “count” the moment twice. Silly me. By the way, working through the discrete/continuous grid question can eventually provide the statisticians in the crowd with the ammunition needed to generate minimum uncertainty levels for all of this. boundary to be a microsecond, or a nanosecond, or something smaller. lastly ;level with the first row of your 24 hours max and min columns copy the time of day column across. 10 hypothetical periods of observation. Then, take a set of such plots, one per station, and overlay them. 2: 20 Yes, we can draw an imaginary continuous line between our measurements, but when we want to fix a given temp/time estimate along that curve, we recognize it will resolve to a spot on the grid, never in between grid points. Let me explain why. One reading per year. If you are interested in statements such as x degrees/century, the method used to correct TOBS is wrong wrong wrong. is identical to 12:00 51.74 In short, the Karl et al model, on which the NOAA etc. Correct? 3:00 51.57 Cloudy days cut the effect The TIME of this observation is supposed to be midnight. January overall average = 155.0, Reverse the temps to be 320 on Dec 31 2006, 310 on Jan 1, 2007, 300 on Jan 2…10 on Jan 31…. F.) for those calculated by categorizing the ending time of observation into three categories compared to those obtained from calculating the fraction of stations with observation times at each of the 24 hours of the day. new trend. JerryB took time series and emulated the proceedure required for observers at COOP sites. One more time — the lower temperatures in CRN5 relative to CRN12R and GISTEMP prior to ~1970 are caused by normalization to the 1951-1980 reference period. c. You must adjust for changes in site location( elevation). It depends on common, ordinary, differences of high temperatures from one (and reset) is during usually relatively warm evening hours, there will Go here. 7593 instances of 2 occurrences you have 1000 months of data. Contiguous U.S. monthly temperature anomalies from unbiased and synthetic TOBs-biased CRN data. temperature at the time of observation. Instead, we can use the summarize function. I just read Karl, Williams, Young, and Wendland (J. The evidence shows that there was little if any such effect. 1890 to 1920 station trend 0, 1920 to 1985 station trend 1, finally 1992 to present station trend 3. The 4pm data shows TOBS is about 0.5degC higher than midnight but the interesting thing is the correction can be so different month to month.I also suspect that each site can have significant changes so that a simple “correction” shouldn’t be done. There are some issue here, but it is not a rich vein. (is there anywhere that temps are incredibly stable day and night? NOAA massively tampers with US temperature data, to turn a 90 year cooling trend into a warming trend. This reduces the influence of instrumentation error except for MMTS. Instead of challenging, why not just build a better mouse trap? Steve has an older post on it here which can be a primer for learning about […], http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_score, http://www.isixsigma.com/library/content/zdistribution.asp, ftp://ftp.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/ushcn/README.TXT, http://ams.allenpress.com/perlserv/?request=get-document&doi=10.1175%2F1520-0450(1986)025%3C0145%3AAMTETT%3E2.0.CO%3B2, http://www.erh.noaa.gov/pbz/hourlyclimate.htm, http://ams.allenpress.com/archive/1520-0450/25/2/pdf/i1520-0450-25-2-145.pdf. ), True. This would remove the TOB because there wouldn’t be a question of double counting except maybe at the begining and end of the month, and that may be able to be adjusted for. The problem is with the boundary definition and how it is handled. Then took the 6.5 year average of the daily averages. Unfortunately, the historic record consists mostly of (as I understand it) min/max average measurements. To do this I took CRN hourly data and randomly assigned 10 percent of stations to have a midnight time of observation, 20 percent of stations to have a 7 AM observation time, and 70 percent of stations to have a 5 PM observation time, similar to the U.S. Differences between the Mohonk Lake record of mean annual temperatures and those of nearby stations in the USHCN (see map in Fig. There will be small biases in monthly averages when temperatures are rising and falling: If the corresponding June temperatures are all 45/55/75/65, a July 1 7AM recorder will see the June 30 75 high instead of the July 1 80 high, and so the July average will be a little too low. Can you tell when higher than the day’s max, it replaces that max; if that temp at The minimum temperature thermometer was constructed differently. Also, I counted spikes of at least 3 F (128,981), and 5 F (17,240), Thus rather than double counting you actually undercount extrema and pick arbitrary interior points. It was reset at the time of observation by rotating the thermometer rapidly so that the centrifugal force overcame the resistance of the constriction. 5 instances of 11 occurrences The safe thing would be to regard the first reading after the gap as ambiguous, and not to resume the assumption of 24-hour periods until the second reading after the gap. Otherwise, high/low records 24 hours apart will incorporate, in essence, a one-hour overlap of measurements (since the measurements are hourly). Jan 31: 24 samples, 310 degrees. TOB impacts the means. depend on passing warm or cold fronts. personally, I’d write down 7AM no matter what time I visted the little wood box. I suggested he talk to you, but didnt have The “average (smoothed) hourly temperature of the past 24 hours” uses half of the first, and half of the last, of those observations (plus all of the other 23 observations). Either way, relatively warm days get double counted, and their cooler neighbors undercounted, creating an upward bias. That might explain why I found no “.” flags in data from source 0: (from NDP019.PDF: (JAN-DEC)FLAG2 is the data source code. max-min for the 3 days since Friday. morning hours, there will be a cool bias. If you observe the temperature at 5 PM and reset the instrument, the temperature at 5:01 PM might be higher than any readings during the next day, but would still end up being counted as the high of the next day. So long term trends of raw data should match, long term trends TOB adjusted data if the TOB adjustment is properly calculated? F, or about +.22 deg. I believe I’ve set a baseline for what an unbiased (no TOB issues) analysis of point measurements would look like. No. I looked at all possible different 24 hour periods (midnight to midnight, 1 AM to 1 AM, etc. “…records the time at measurement time” : I think you meant the temp There is a whole new realm of questions when one changes instruments to types that measure hourly temperatures or even less. When I did my TOB study, I deleted 5 such spikes of at least 20 degrees The bias in TMEAN will be 2.5C Depending on what 24-hour periods you use, you can get some very interesting distortions of the data. For example, if its CO2, shouldn’t the night temperatures be rising FASTER than the daytime ones, not slower? IF you are going to follow the ‘peterson, easterling, hansen” method of This anomaly will appear on the record for the 24-hour period ending at the TOB and the 24-hour period beginning at the TOB. Rainy days cut the effect It is 25, not zero. -fill down a column with an incremental series 0,15,30,… Re #1 and #9, and perhaps a few others: TOB can have a significant effect on the Stations’ monthly (and annual) mean temps. This may seem off topic for a TOB discussion, but increased daytime warming and increased nighttime cooling would tend to increase TOB due to increased diurnal range. 7 AM to/from 5 PM observation time: 0.86 C (1.54 F) change of bias But if I did that in December in San Francisco, Greenland and Panama, I could probably tell which was which. to the other, the trend will be biased. In fact, the “Stepwise differences” graph linked by John V shows approximately +.35 deg. moment, at the end of the first time period is identical to the Also since it can be either warm or cool biasing even when it is cool or warm, isn’t it a good assumption to assume iid? Jan 2 hi/lo/avg = 20/20/20 However, what does the first reading after a gap mean? 5 PM 0.64 C 1.15 F The chances that a measurement ( tempeature recording) is 3.49 Sigma JerryB has 9 years of hour data from 190 sites. Thoughtful contributions most welcome! Annual Weather Averages Near Lansing. Extending from one reading per year to more has no impact on this truth. Both times are too early, with opposite biases: 5pm gets the min right, but overcounts the high maxes, while 7am gets the maxes right, but overcounts the cold mins. I would suggest that real daily temperature fluctuations, and the real TOB What temperature beer freezes? Why not assume that NASA GISS shows lower temperatures for CRN5 (urban heat island)than CRN12 (see your own graph), and that therefore the NASA GISS files are FUBAR? The Karl paper is a wonderful presentation of certain analyses. However, when times of observation are other than he writes down 26 and sends that data in…. The documentation and data sets say that your method calculates hi and low from N+1 samples for periods with N samples taken. read this site nearly every day I can’t follow automatically all discussions. Comment #27 in this thread seems to include an assumption that TOB does To do so invites analysis errors. The maximum temperature thermometer was a mercury-in-glass device with a restriction above the bulb which allowed mercury to rise above the restriction as temperatures rose, but inhibited the mercury column from falling so that the mercury in the column was always stuck at the highest temperature of the recording period. finer grained approach, you might have 1902 for some sites and 1904 for others. We find that the trends in the unadjusted temperature records are not different from the trends of the independent satellite-based lower-tropospheric temperature record or from the trend of the balloon-based near-surface measurements. 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