A new analysis of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) data published Friday shows 1936 had more days above 100 degrees Fahrenheit than any other year. Recent years don’t come close.
Source: HumanProgress.org
The chart was made using NOAA data from 982 stations aggregated
by Dr. John R. Christy, a professor of atmospheric science and director of the earth system science center at the University of Alabama in Huntsville.
Since virtually the beginning of 2015, federal agencies like NOAA and NASA were predicting the year would be the warmest on record due to a naturally occuring El Nino’s, which heat the Pacific Ocean up.
Claims 2015 is the warmest year on record ignore satellite data, which shows 2015 only ranks as the third-warmest year on record.
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That must be why I feel the cold, I was born in the hottest time, June 1936. Looking at the peaks since 1936 to 2000 I see a decline in the annual number of hot days suggesting its getting colder, I would like to have seen it projected another 14 years.
You were duped. Not surprising at all.
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Your assertion, You never did explain the CO2 mechanism, so obviously what you are unable to explain is beyond your pay grade. Shame!
You are making it up. Already explained it to you. Not my fault your capabilities lacking.
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Never your fault or responsibility is it? Explain the CO2 Mechanism for late comers. Why miss out on an opportunity ?
You lack capacity to grasp that I already explained it to you, by using small words and typing slowly.
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Click on the source sited in the second line of the article. It will give you the full plot that got truncated in printing. It is a plot of data not a projection and it simply shows the preponderance of hot days in the record to date were in the early 20th century. It implies that the recent high temperature years are the result of increased minimum temperatures.
I for one do not fear slightly warmer nights or winters.
Thanks I just copied it for reference.
Is the author trying to look
silly?
Do i even have to point out to
readers the unmentioned cherrypick?
Not even mentioned on the chart!!!
Hows that for deceit.
Admit it whatyername?
Andrew Follet. Ya not giving ALL
the RELEVANT detail are ya.
@Li D: No, he isn’t. Are you?
Care to attempt to describe what it is that you do not understand? Or is that too difficult?
Evidently, you have swallowed the unscientific bilge that passes for human-induced climate change.
If the last 30 years have brought the planet unprecedented warmth, how is it that the all-time recorded high temperature records for all continents were set in the 19th and early 20th centuries, well before human activity’s CO2 reached levels that alarmists claim are causing climate change?
The Antarctic record was set in 1974, during the time when global cooling was the big concern (and many of today’s warmist scientists were blaming human activity back then, too). But you have to remember, nobody was monitoring Antarctic temperatures in the 19th and early 20th centuries. And, by the way, Antarctica’s all time low temperature record was set in 2004, when the planet, according to alarmists, was boiling, thanks to human emissions of CO2.
I suggest you acquaint yourself with natural climate change as revealed by the geologic proxy record. You would soon discover that current climate is far cooler than Earth’s normal climate. The rest is up to you to discover if you are serious about understanding climate change and that it is entirely natural and that humans have no ability to significantly impact climate. None.
describe what it is that you do not understand? Or is that too difficult?
That’s good comedy! I LOLzed!
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