Roy Spencer and climate sensitivity

Tamino has written three posts explaining what is wrong with Roy Spencer's calculations of a low climate sensitivity. See Part 1, Part 2and Part 3.

Brief summary: 90 days of data is not enough to estimate climate sensitivity.

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