All significant climate change studies have been properly studied and are based on the most current, reliable science. Climate models form a reliable guide to potential climate change. However, which data is best for analyzing a certain area's climatic trend remains unclear. Climate data from weather stations or NASA's Worldwide Energy Resource Prediction (POWER).
Satellite data has better spatial resolution. They also cover the waters of the oceans. For this reason, satellite data is more informative. At the same time, satellite sensors measure temperature, humidity, precipitation remotely, by indirect methods, which are subject to the influence of extraneous factors. Observations on the ground are carried out by direct methods and for this reason they are more correct. I advise you to use observations at ground stations for verification of satellite data.
