Paul Vaughan: Comparing Sea Surface Temperature With Solar Data

(Before It's News)

Pual Vaughan has sent me an interesting plot indicating a strong relationship between SST and Solar Data, including curves derived from part of Leif Svalgaard’s homogenised SSN series and the current SIDC series. Hopefully he will be available for discussion.

On WUWT’s Isaac Held article by Alec Rawls, he adds a few notes:

Paul Vaughan says:
November 15, 2012 at 8:51 pm
1. Multidecadal Sea Level
2. Solar Cycle Deceleration — via:
(a) International Sunspot Numbers
(b) Ironed Sun Total Solar Irradiance (ISTSI) (Svalgaard)
3. Sea Surface Temperature
(a) Pacific Ocean
(b) Northern Hemisphere

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