167 Consecutive Days Below Freezing

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Brad, goes silly in the thread avoiding the posted article completely to push his silly spin.

From Real Climate Science

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There has been a significant shift in global circulations and cooling is now dominating the trends. If this pattern holds, as it appears it will, they will be setting this record daily for at least two more weeks.
 
Headline - Empty space has remained at -453 degrees Fahrenheit for billions of years, thus disproving global warming.

Said one particular unknowing boob from south of the Mason Dixon line "If space is so cold the Earth can't be that warm can it? Use yer heads people."
 
Headline - Empty space has remained at -453 degrees Fahrenheit for billions of years, thus disproving global warming.

Said one particular unknowing boob from south of the Mason Dixon line "If space is so cold the Earth can't be that warm can it? Use yer heads people."
Actually, the earth should have no magnetic field at this point of "billions" of years.
 
But otherwise the rest US of are experiencing warmer dryer conditions. Here in Colorado, the profits of Vail or Aspen and the entire Colorado ski industry is down because of the lower snow pack per annum, that says it all. Global warming is a fraud? Hell,Colorado or in the western part of the US sees less precipitation, higher average temperatures, and less SNOW. That is a real factor. We have far more fire events overall, less snow or blizzard warnings In Colorado. In the 60 years of my life, this is alarming.
 
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But otherwise the rest US of are experiencing warmer dryer conditions. Here in Colorado, the profits of Vail or Aspen and the entire Colorado ski industry is down because of the lower snow pack per annum, that says it all. Global warming is a fraud? Hell,Colorado or in the western part of the US sees less precipitation, higher average temperatures, and less SNOW. That is a real factor.
Antarctica gets only a couple of inches of precipitation each year.....
 
(CNN)Winter is still in full swing in the North Pole, but temperatures this week have been downright summerlike in the Arctic.

Although it is shrouded in the darkness of a 24-hour polar night, temperatures in the Arctic have soared well above freezing this week, marking the hottest temperatures recorded in the region during winter, according to scientists from the Danish Meteorological Institute.
Calculations from Cape Morris Jessup, the world's northernmost land-based weather station, show that temperatures from February in eastern Greenland and the central Arctic are averaging about 15°C (27°F) warmer than seasonal norms

And although the Arctic has seen temperatures climbing for decades, the past few years have seen the most extreme changes, according to Martin Stendel, a climate scientist at DMI. For the past 20 years, temperatures above freezing in February have only been recorded three times -- first in 2011, then in 2017 and now.


"For years, absolute values of temperatures have become higher and higher, but if you look a couple years back it's not so interesting whether the temperatures were minus 10 degrees C or minus 5 degrees C because the temperature was still well below zero," Stendel said.

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Arctic temperatures surge in the dead of winter - CNN

And that hardly matches this. But Edmonton need not worry, it won't be long before the weather warms enough that it will be back to normal, even with the Polar Vortex reaching south in the winter as it is deformed by the large Rossby Waves.
 
Please post the evidence (conservative side) of the calibration record that the Medieval Warm Period was warmer than current global temperature.
 
(CNN)Winter is still in full swing in the North Pole, but temperatures this week have been downright summerlike in the Arctic.

Although it is shrouded in the darkness of a 24-hour polar night, temperatures in the Arctic have soared well above freezing this week, marking the hottest temperatures recorded in the region during winter, according to scientists from the Danish Meteorological Institute.
Calculations from Cape Morris Jessup, the world's northernmost land-based weather station, show that temperatures from February in eastern Greenland and the central Arctic are averaging about 15°C (27°F) warmer than seasonal norms

And although the Arctic has seen temperatures climbing for decades, the past few years have seen the most extreme changes, according to Martin Stendel, a climate scientist at DMI. For the past 20 years, temperatures above freezing in February have only been recorded three times -- first in 2011, then in 2017 and now.


"For years, absolute values of temperatures have become higher and higher, but if you look a couple years back it's not so interesting whether the temperatures were minus 10 degrees C or minus 5 degrees C because the temperature was still well below zero," Stendel said.

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Arctic temperatures surge in the dead of winter - CNN

And that hardly matches this. But Edmonton need not worry, it won't be long before the weather warms enough that it will be back to normal, even with the Polar Vortex reaching south in the winter as it is deformed by the large Rossby Waves.
You do know that's a parody website now, don't you?
 
Denver used to get way more rain in the past, we used to get a few storms once a week. Now?We get a period of dry. Interspersed with a period of EVEN more dry. It's highly unusual to be this dry and warm THIS long. But that's anecdotal. It's eye witness first hand testimony, you take that any you want. Facts are facts.
 

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