I like warmer weather.
I like warmer weather.
Citizen Runner wrote:
random4 wrote:For those that care about distinctions....the alarmists are recording record AVERAGE highs which means they average the evening low and daily high to get the averages.
The average have been skewed by a number of factors affecting the evening lows (urbanization around the probe locations). There have been very few new record HIGH temperatures which were mostly recorded in the 1920s.
https://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/august-extends-an-exceptional-string-of-recordwarm-global-monthsMajor weather stations that set (not tied) new all-time heat or cold records in August 2016 (Courtesy of Maximiliano Herrera)
Erdeni (Mongolia) max. 40.5°C, 1 August
Bayandelger (Mongolia) max. 39.4°C, 2 August
Choibalsan (Mongolia) max. 41.9°C, 3 August
Khalkh Gol (Mongolia) max. 41.7°C, 3 August
Dashbalbar (Mongolia) max. 41.4°C, 3 August
Matad (Mongolia) max. 40.7°C, 3 August
Xin Barag Youqi (China) max. 44.1°C, 3 August
Hailar (China) max. 41.7°C, 3 August
Uliastai (China) max. 40.6°C, 3 August; increased to 42.5 on 4 August
Arxan (China) max. 37.6°C, 3 August; increased to 39.1 on 4 August
Kajlastuj (Russia) max. 41.6°C, 3 August
Dubai Airport (United Arab Emirates) max. 48.9°C, 3 August
Xilin Hot (China) max. 39.8°C, 4 August
Hyesan (North Korea) max. 39.7°C, 5 August
Samjiyon (North Korea) max. 32.2°C, 5 August
Vigo (Spain) max. 40.8°C, 7 August
Braga (Portugal) max. 42.2°C, 7 August
Porto City (Portugal) max. 40.9°C, 7 August
Porto Airport (Portugal) max. 38.6°C, 7 August
Mora (Portugal) max. 44.8°C, 7 August
Kyowa (Japan) max. 33.6°C, 7 August
Mishima (Japan) max. 37.2°C, 8 August; increased to 37.4°C on 9 August
Waki (Japan) max. 37.9°C, 8 August
Kiriishi (Japan) max. 39.2°C, 9 August
Nanbu (Japan) max. 38.9°C, 9 August
Gotemba (Japan) max. 35.3°C, 9 August
Kikukawa Makinohara (Japan) max. 37.0°C, 9 August
Angra do Heroismo (Azores, Portugal) max. 29.3°C, 9 August
Omuta (Japan) max. 37.5°C, 11 August
Imari (Japan) max. 36.9°C, 11 August
Aso Otohime (Japan) max. 34.9°C, 11 August
Aso (Japan) max. 29.8°C, 11 August
Haenam (South Korea) max. 37.1°C, 11 August
Chizu (Japan) max. 37.0°C, 12 August
Ureshino (Japan) max. 38.5°C, 12 August
Izuhara (Japan) max. 36.8°C, 13 August
Gyeongju (South Korea) max. 39.4°C, 12 August
Youngcheon (South Korea) max. 39.6°C, 13 August
Yeongdeok (South Korea) max. 38.6°C, 13 August
Pohang (South Korea) max. 39.3°C, 13 August
Busan (South Korea) max. 37.3°C, 14 August
Hinatuan (Philippines) max. 37.2°C, 19 August
Owen Int. Airport (Cayman Islands, United Kingdom) max. 34.9°C, 21 August *
Ikuchishima (Japan) max. 36.3°C, 21 August
Aki (Japan) max. 36.5°C, 21 August
Sendai (Japan) max. 37.2°C, 21 August
Kiinagashima (Japan) max. 37.9°C, 22 August
Shingu (Japan) max. 38.4°C, 22 August
Kagoshima (Japan) max. 37.4°C, 22 August
Kiire (Japan) max. 37.4°C, 22 August
Kimotsuki Maeda (Japan) max. 36.7°C, 22 August
Makurazaki (Japan) max. 36.7°C, 22 August
Koniya (Japan) max. 34.4°C, 23 August
Fengjie (China) max. 42.2°C, 24 August
Utirik Atoll (Marshall Islands) max. 35.6°C, 24 August **
Neijiang (China) max. 40.1°C, 25 August
North Lakimpur (India) max. 39.9°C, 25 August
Cape Arkona (Germany) max. 32.2°C, 26 August
and the US new highs in August? We must just have climate change here and not global warming.
Go look your state up and post it here:
California Maximum Temperature 134°F July 10, 1913 GREENLAND RANCH
random4 just got rocked! You mad, bro?
random4 wrote:
For those that care about distinctions....the alarmists are recording record AVERAGE highs which means they average the evening low and daily high to get the averages.
The average have been skewed by a number of factors affecting the evening lows (urbanization around the probe locations). There have been very few new record HIGH temperatures which were mostly recorded in the 1920s.
Are you suggesting that record average temperatures is not as meaningful as record high temperatures?
snoreville wrote:
Are you suggesting that record average temperatures is not as meaningful as record high temperatures?
They are equally meaningful but because they break the narrative. They are ignored by the regressive left.
random4 wrote:
Citizen Runner wrote:https://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/august-extends-an-exceptional-string-of-recordwarm-global-monthsand the US new highs in August? We must just have climate change here and not global warming.
So, you're saying that the whole concept of "global" is something that you just don't understand? Ok, got it.
rocked! wrote:
random4 just got rocked! You mad, bro?
Ummm...no. random4 just demonstrated that the concept of "global" is something that is simply too complex for him.
And now you have demonstrated that the same is true for you.
Congratulations!
Pointing Out the Obvious wrote:
rocked! wrote:random4 just got rocked! You mad, bro?
Ummm...no. random4 just demonstrated that the concept of "global" is something that is simply too complex for him.
And now you have demonstrated that the same is true for you.
Congratulations!
Heliocentrism in fact doesn't make sense. It's a myth created by Masonry, but presented as "science," to indoctrinate people into not trusting their common sense and senses, and to establish a cosmology that coheres with the Big Bang and evolution.
Lies buddy.
Facts R Us wrote:
purple rain wrote:You know it's an El Nino year, right? It looks almost exactly like the 1998 chart.
Well yeah - except for the part where it is dramatically warmer.
I'm not sure why there are so many trolls on LRC. By and large all the runners I know are pretty open-minded and recognize the preponderance of evidence about climate change suggests the planet is headed for deep doodoo in the coming years. Are LRC posters on the Exxon rolls or are they really that dumb?
random4 wrote:
snoreville wrote:Are you suggesting that record average temperatures is not as meaningful as record high temperatures?
They are equally meaningful but because they break the narrative. They are ignored by the regressive left.
Whatever you need to tell yourself, brother.
I'm not your bro.
guy.
September 2016 comes in 2nd just behind September 2015. The streak of monthly records per the NOAA dataset is over at 16 months:
http://www.noaa.gov/news/monthly-record-warm-streak-ends-september-2nd-warmest-on-record-for-globe
http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/cag/time-series/global/globe/land_ocean/1/9/1880-2016
You Global Warming Nuts still at this? No correlation exists between CO2 and warming. The science is settled.
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