Breaking Heat records all over by 10 degrees

I've pretty much almost never seen anyone denying climate change, it's the cause that's in dispute. I'm not sure why people say otherwise, since climate is always in a state of change and always has been.

Reliable data does not go back far enough to even say for sure what the records are. The weighting they do is at best a guess. Here in the NOAA data, the weighting appears to add 3 degrees to the actual average temperature. Based on only 75 years of modern data and a lot of best guesses about prior to that. No reporting stations then, so no real data other than journals and the like.

People where its warmer than usual cry the sky is falling, people where its lower than normal know it's not. Anyone saying that the current weather is indication of anything are not being honest IMO.

Tell you what when you cross the highest temperature ever recorded and we might have something to discuss, the record is 56.7 °C (134.1 °F) on 10 July 1913 in Furnace Creek, California, USA.

So global warming isn't a thing ?

Nope it's not.

It's doom porn to get you to vote for the church of climatology and create taxes, and credits so they can have more money to blow.

Not exactly breaking news it gets hot during summer.

originally posted by: Gargoyle91
a reply to: Sookiechacha

In LA it's 113 but Death valley is 112 lol crazy

LA is full of concrete which is radiating heat, death valley is not.

originally posted by: amazing

originally posted by: sine.nomine

originally posted by: Gargoyle91
So global warming isn't a thing ?

Sure. It sure does get hot and hotter. But is that man-made?

The Earth has gone through cyclical climates for millennia. Didn't you learn that in elementary school? We had a fairly recent iceage, so now the sea level is rising, and that's normal.

We've only been recording temperatures for a very short period of time compared to how long we've survived these climates.

Except actual Scientists look at ice core samples and tree rings and other indicators and have a pretty good idea what the climate was hundreds, thousands, even millions of years ago. Actual scientists have written thousands of peer reviews scientific papers that indicate that most of this recent warming is man made. I learned in school that it's generally good to listen to scientists over bloggers and news pundits.

Except "actual scientists" don't agree on this. As a matter of fact "actual scientists" are very very often wrong. I implore you to go back to the 70's and listen to what "actual scientists" told us about where we'd be at today. Seriously, do it.

That said, I'm an "actual scientist" because I've been in the field observing physics for decades.

Btw, "you learned in school" xyz. I learned in school that white people were devils, that Al Gore was a prophet, and that the most important part of journalism is selling the story over facts. Be careful of what people teach you. Think critically.

a reply to: Gargoyle91

Maybe your title should say "all over - my neighborhood". It's pretty much normal to slightly below normal temp in Northern California.

a reply to: Gargoyle91

It's the end of the world. Temps are never going to go down again. They will continue to climb because no one saved us from weather.

I want to take this opportunity to say good bye to everyone and that I love them with all my heart.

The end times are upon us.





or. . . . . .



It's just a hot summer.



*shrugs*

flip a coin.

Well I guess we gotta' start packing our bags and head to the nearest bunker before Earth eats us alive.

a reply to: Gargoyle91

Cities are always warmer.

a reply to: Xtrozero

Please show me Boston Temps in the range you state. I looked and didn't see them.

originally posted by: Gargoyle91
a reply to: Vector99

Hot is one thing but breaking records by 10 degrees is another.

I'm in the San Fernando Valley, and we're used to hot. I've lived here 30 years and I've never felt it this hot. The blackouts will start soon, as people get home....

Gonna be a long, long weekend.

a reply to: FyreByrd

Are the blackouts from too much strain on the system or rolling blackouts?

a reply to: sine.nomine

I implore you to go back to the 70's and listen to what "actual scientists" told us about where we'd be at today.

Ok. From 1976:

Because of the rapid diffusion of CO2 molecules within the atmosphere, both hemispheres will be subject to warming due to the atmospheric (greenhouse) effect as the CO2 content of the atmosphere builds up from the combustion of fossil fuels. Because of the differential effects of the two major sources of atmospheric pollution, the CO2 greenhouse effect warming trend should first become evident in the Southern Hemisphere. The socioeconomic and political consequences of climate change are profound. We need an early warning system such as would be provided by a more intensive international world weather watch, particularly at high northern and southern latitudes.

science.sciencemag.org...


While a few climatologists in the 1970s were worried about the effects of "dimming", due to particulate pollution in the northern hemisphere, far more were concerned about the warming effects of CO2.
Other pre-1980 papers

We did a pretty good job with the particulates. Not much much with the CO2.

a reply to: pavil

I shipped live fish into Bridgewater Mass on Monday 7-2 it was 108 .

originally posted by: Gargoyle91
a reply to: Vector99

Hot is one thing but breaking records by 10 degrees is another.

Breaking records where you are doesn't mean it is 10 degrees hotter everywhere.

Our 4th of July here in North Dakota was 72 degrees... 16 under the norm.

My home in Montana? Nice and cool too.

Why not throw yourself into a fire as proof of global warming because it's hotter there?

Um.. .sorry, don't actually do that. If you've bought into the whole global warming thing there may be a chance you'd try it.

Fire BAD!!!

a reply to: Gargoyle91

Climate change is not something you're going to notice as drastic.
What's going on now is summer. It's weather. Overall changes by a degree or two over many years time will have effects on the climate . This heat wave is not going to do much of anything. It could fuel some Atlantic stormes in the coming days and weeks.

a reply to: Xtrozero

Sixty seven is Christmas weather here in virginia.
But right now it's about eighty and raining.

Well if yall are that worried.

Plant some trees, stop mowing your lawns, and most importantly.

STOP talking. All that hot air your exhaling is killing the planet.

Hot is one thing but breaking records by 10 degrees is another.

Not to fact hating trolls. They will never accept anything that requires them to think, care or change behaviors, no matter how critical it is.

Yep, and coincidentally there are some forming in the Caribbean.


www.nhc.noaa.gov...


reply to: Sillyolme