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The Royal Dutch Meteorological Institute KNMI has during many years reported incorrect temperatures from its main weather station in De Bilt. The measurements were until recently half a degree to high. This became evident when, without publicizing it, the station was somewhat relocated and temperatures published became more in line with those of a private station. “Scientists have known for a long time that the KNMI’s location was not representative.” said Prof. Bert Holtslag who teaches meteorology at Wageningen University. The KNMI refuses to comment.
www.parool.nl/parool/nl/224/BINNENLAND/article/detail/262727/2009/09/24/KNMI-meldt-jarenlang-verkeerde-temperatuur.dhtml
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