US Surface Temperature | June 2023 | -0.38 degrees F | Compared To 18 Year Average
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US Surface Temperature | June 2023 | -0.38 degrees F | Compared To 18 Year Average
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Jade Dragon
And I'm the one that jaded you.
Oh yeah, we just had the hottest temperatures ever and disasters all over the globe. But keep telling yourself that it isn't real.
Tinkerpeach
Member
Hottest temperature's where?
I live in Phoenix and it was far hotter 10 years ago then it is now.
And there are always disasters all over the globe.
gfm7175
Jesus is LORD!
Made up numbers, but yes the Church of Global Warming is full of shit.
You'll notice that warmizombies don't take very kindly to any made up numbers that oppose their religious texts that claim Earth is "catastrophically warming", beyond the "tipping point", if "we" don't "act now", but "it might already be too late".
Bullshit. Phoenix has had 17 consecutive days over 110 degrees Nora. And the extended forecast has five more straight days of 115 degree highs. Why lie when your lie is literally debunked on every new outlet in the United States. It makes no sense. I guess you are a compulsive liar.
gfm7175
Jesus is LORD!
There's that Marxist "we" again... Who is "we"?
Here in southern WI, I've experienced fairly typical summer temperatures (mostly in the 80s, sometimes in the upper 70s, sometimes in the lower 90s)... Nothing that surprised me any.
The wildfire smoke from Canada has been doing a real number on the air quality around here though. It was quite bad for quite a long time, and a bit more of it came through here this weekend, but it's now cleared out again.
This summer has been quite a bit drier than most other years as of recently. It didn't even rain an inch in May, and might've reached an inch in June. Most of July was quite dry too until the past few days when there was finally some measurable rain.
That's weather for ya.
What "disasters" are you referring to? Why are they significant re: weather?
What is "it"?
The term "global warming" (and now "climate change") has yet to be unambiguously defined in a non-circular manner by warmizombies. Same with other key terms within the Church of Global Warming literature that warmizombies parrot. I keep a link in my sig that provides valid definitions to such words. Hat tip: IBDaMann
Numerous Church of Global Warming beliefs are in direct conflict with various laws of science, such as the belief that no additional energy is required to raise Earth's temperature and the belief that Earth's radiance can be reduced while Earth's temperature can be increased. Until you can falsify the laws of science that are being violated, such stupid beliefs can be dismissed at the outset.
Tinkerpeach
Member
10 years ago we were having 120 days
gfm7175
Jesus is LORD!
"The whole Earth", of course...
Because "we" can magically measure Earth's temperature via using a few thousand thermometers that are NOT uniformly spaced NOR simultaneously read by the same observer, even though temperature can often enough vary by as much as 20 degrees Fahrenheit PER MILE and can also drastically change by a similar amount within a matter of minutes. It would take many hundreds of millions of thermometers to even BEGIN such a statistical analysis, especially when adding in the oft ignored areas of Earth (above and below "surface level").
You're probably enjoying the bit of relief in that regard.
Here in southern Wisconsin, this summer has been nothing special re: temperature... Most days are in the 80s... some are cooler in the upper 70s... some are warmer in the lower 90s... which is a typical summer in southern Wisconsin. Past years have had longer stretches of 90+ degree temperatures, while this year there's been less days that have been that warm, and they've come and gone rather quickly. The smoke from the wildfires in Canada has done a real number on the air quality here though, and that's been an issue for a significant portion of the summer when people who are more sensitive to that sort of thing want to be outside and enjoy the sunshine. I'm sure those wildfires are also due to "global warming"... no wait, "climate change". Yup... THAT'S it!
Right... there's nothing "unprecedented" about disasters.
They're a fairly common and regular occurrence actually, hence how warmizombies are able to constantly point to them for fearmongering purposes. If anything that they complained about was actually "unprecedented", then you'd all but never hear from the morons... but they never seem to shut up... sooooooooo...
Low IQ halfwit thinks weather equals climate. Moron.
Another dumb media lie. Who has been measuring weather over the last 2023 years halfwit.
gfm7175
Jesus is LORD!
Yes, your stupidity causes that reaction out of a lot of people.
I assume that you hold an "old Earth" belief, which believes that Earth is roughly 4.5 billion years old. If so, then your knowledge of 4.5 BILLION years of Earth's history is quite impressive... and you've sure lived for a REALLYYYYYY long time now.
How precisely have you (or anyone else) gone about measuring Earth's temperature to any useable accuracy (even TODAY, let alone 4.5 billion years ago)? Please teach me how this is being done (and how it was done 4.5 billion years ago) so that I can verify Earth's temperature for myself. I don't like taking people at their word, ya know... as I've been burned, even by the most trusted sources, far too many times now...
What is a "climate denier"? Does anyone here deny that climate exists?
gfm7175
Jesus is LORD!
I assume that someone who has lived there for a number of years is aware of what a "typical summer" is like there.
So? "Heat waves" come and go.
"Heat waves" come and go.
What "lie"?
Geeko Sportivo
Verified User
All you have to do is check the 100's of flight cancellations in Phoenix over the last few days.
Planes are being grounded, because it is too hot for them to take off!
Hilarious denial!
QP!
Verified User
Do you have to literally LIE about every topic?
Phoenix summers are getting hotter
...It's not in your head — the Valley really is hotter than it used to be.
By the numbers: Average summer temperatures in Phoenix increased 2.9°F between 1970 and 2022, per a new analysis by climate research group Climate Central.
Average temperatures were 94.8°F in 2022, compared to 91.9°F in 1970.
The big picture: It's also getting hotter, well, everywhere.
During the same timeframe, summer temperatures rose 2.4°F on average across nearly 230 U.S. areas — 95% of the locations the group analyzed....
Tinkerpeach
Member
https://ktar.com/story/5516888/bringing-the-heat-phoenix-breaks-temperature-record-for-july-15/
No it is not. They are busting records for highs and the days in a row over 100.