You're still missing the point.look dropout ,
a 1 degree c change = a 1 degree C change be it measured in a solid, liquid or gas, be it measured in Toronto, Nunavik, Paris, a farmers field in Brazil, the north pole, the south pole , at the top of mount Everest, in the troposphere , in the stratosphere , in the mesosphere , on the moon or in deep space
Yes, you can measure change in different places but no, that change will not be the same on the surface as it will be at 10km up in the air.
Like you think if you put your hand over a candle and reported the anomaly after blowing the candle out. With your hand right over the candle you'd notice a massive shift in temperature but if you were 10m away and blew that candle out you'd notice almost no difference.
Surface vs troposphere

But even more importantly, lets look at your chart and why it stops at 2012.

Note that, as usual, you are rehashing debunked, 6 year old claims.