I took temperature data for Switzerland, calculated the mean for each month for the years 1900-2019 and subtracted it from the value for each month and year. Each square is one year, months are changing. Red means warmer, blue colder.
I took temperature data for Switzerland, calculated the mean for each month for the years 1900-2019 and subtracted it from the value for each month and year. Each square is one year, months are changing. Red means warmer, blue colder. from Switzerland
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Created with Processing. It’s more a language for learning to code and do visual stuff, not really working with data. But the data was fairly simple and it gives me more control then for example R.
Source for Dataset:
MeteoSchweiz / MeteoSuisse / MeteoSvizzera / MeteoSwiss
Area-mean temperatures of Switzerland 1864-2021
DOI: 10.18751/Climate/Timeseries/CHTM/1.1
Congrats on confusing “then” with “than”.
It’s changing but our politicians still don’t think it’s an urgent matter :/
How do you get your means? Does the average mean is the same for all years of a given month? In other words, do the values of February 1905 and February 2015 are compared against the same average of all the February’s?