Reality Check
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Wrong, r-j. I have not missed this. I have been emphasizing this to you for the last few days and making it explicit today.The thing you are missing is when they "move" the official station, they do not move the physical instruments.
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When they move a station, they actually move a station!
When they select a station to be the official station they do not move a station!
What you are missing a answers to questions and the fact that you are obsessing about stations that are not the RealClimate station
!Your inability to answer
r-j (8 September 2014): Please cite the source you used to check the temperature records of from 1930 to about 1950 (1930's and 1940's) for the weather station mentioned in the RealClimate article. Etc.
after 3 weeks shows that your claim to have checked the actual weather stations records is a lie.
But it is an understandable lie because it is based on a lot of ignorance:
* you still do not know which station is referred to.
* that selecting an official weather station is not the same as moving it.
* the Rosenwald Hall station was not moved to Midway.
* the Midway station was not moved to O'Hare.
* the O'Hare station was selected as the official station in 1980 - it was not moved there as an official station in the early 1940s.!
ETA: In case you have forgotten about what the article actually says (the key is that the station was moved from one site to another!)
New daily temperature dataset from Berkeley
There is no mention of the station being the official weather station before the move.For example, if you were studying the history of extreme heat in Chicago, you would find a slew of days in the late 1930s and early 1940s where the station currently at the Chicago O’Hare airport reported daily max temperatures above 45 degrees C (113 F). It turns out that, prior to the airport’s construction, the station now associated with the airport was on the top of a black roofed building closer to the city. This is a common occurrence for stations in the U.S., where many stations were moved from city cores to newly constructed airports or wastewater treatment plants in the 1940s. Using the raw data without correcting for these sorts of bias would not be particularly helpful in understanding changes in extremes.
There is no mention of the station being the official weather station after the move.
Thus it is idiotic to go on about the official weather station especially when the official records show that the applicable stations were not moved as you have stated above!
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