An operational near-real-time global temperature index

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To capture the global land surface temperature signal in a timely way, a blend of traditional long-term in situ climatic data sets, combined with real time Global Telecommunications System monthly CLIMAT summaries is employed. For the global sea surface, long-term ship data climatologies are combined with a blend of ship, buoy, and satellite data to provide the greatest possible coverage over the oceans. The result is a global century-scale surface temperature index that closely parallels other widely published global surface temperature measurements and can be updated monthly a week or two after the end of a month.

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Quayle, R. G., Peterson, T. C., Basist, A. N., & Godfrey, C. S. (1999). An operational near-real-time global temperature index. Geophysical Research Letters, 26(3), 333–335. https://doi.org/10.1029/1998GL900297

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