dat1961Ano: Central England temperature (CET) anomaly data from 1961...

In markusfritsch/quantWarming: Data and functions for trend analysis of temperature time series

Central England temperature (CET) anomaly data from 1961 until 2020

Description

Central England temperature (CET) anomaly data from 1961 until 2020 employed in \insertCiteHauptFritsch2021quantWarming;textualquantWarming. The dataset contains mean monthly temperatures in columns 1 to 12. The rownames represent the years. The anomaly data are obtained by subtracting the mean for each month over the years 1850 until 1900 from the respective month.

Usage

data(dat1961Ano)

Format

A dataset with 60 rows and 12 variables containing:

Jan

Monthly mean temperature anomaly January

Feb

Monthly mean temperature anomaly February

Mar

Monthly mean temperature anomaly March

Apr

Monthly mean temperature anomaly April

May

Monthly mean temperature anomaly May

Jun

Monthly mean temperature anomaly June

Jul

Monthly mean temperature anomaly July

Aug

Monthly mean temperature anomaly August

Sep

Monthly mean temperature anomaly September

Oct

Monthly mean temperature anomaly October

Nov

Monthly mean temperature anomaly November

Dec

Monthly mean temperature anomaly December

Source

References

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Examples

## Not run: 
  data(dat1961Ano, package = "quantWarming")
  meanTemp <- dat1961Ano[,1]
  year <- as.numeric(rownames(dat1961Ano))
  \donttest{plot(y = year, x = meanTemp)}

## End(Not run)

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