So you say, which is both unscientific, as well as making the question useless. Taking a global estimate of the land/sea anomaly and trying to extract anything useful out of it for any given area is as meaningless as it gets. It's like a farmer asking how much has rainfall changed for Kansas, and you give him the global precipitation anomaly figure for the last 50 years. It means less than nothing.
I saw the responses of course. The personal attacks from the usual suspects here is neither surprising nor bothersome. It's just what passes for science on the forum. It's meaningless.
What is meaningful is climate records from the NCDC, which show many useful and important things, for all the regions you mentioned. That is what you will never see here. Even when it would advance knowledge, be educational. Give the bored casuals something to discuss.