The apparent temperature (APT), or human-perceived temperature, is commonly defined as
a function of the surface air temperature (SAT), vapour pressure (or humidity) and wind …

The present work investigates possible impact of the non-uniformity in observed land
surface temperature on trend estimation, based on Climatic Research Unit (CRU) …

Results. Spring 2014 has positive temperature anomalies relative to the 1961–90 mean over
almost the whole country, with the strong positive anomalies being more than 2.5 Cin …

Calculation of the warming rate is the key to addressing the current debate about the
existence of a recent hiatus in global warming. Previous studies have calculated the …

Time series of global or regional average surface air temperature (SAT) are fundamental to
climate change studies. A number of studies have developed several national and regional …

Inhomogeneities in the temperature series from Beijing and Shanghai are analyzed, using
the detailed histories of both sets of observations. The major corrections for different periods …

Frequent temperature extremes due to climate change have had serious effects on human
society and the natural environment. Using a 0.25× 0.25 gridded Tmax (daily maximum …

Monthly and seasonal variations in surface air temperature (SAT) over Mexico have not
received much research attention, a situation partly reflecting the lack of a coherent historical …

The global mean temperature showed an increase of 0.89 C during 1901–2012 (Stocker,
2014). Relatively small changes in the mean or variance of climate variables can result in …

Based on homogeneity-adjusted daily temperature data from national stations, the spatial
and temporal change in extreme temperature events in mainland China have been …