Global Warming?...LOLOL...NOAA: 2185 cold records broken or tied in past week

[skookerasbil]

Despite frigid conditions in the East U.S. seeing more record warmth this winter

The records broken for heat this winter in the US outnumber those broken for cold by about 10 to 1. Now that is pretty extreme.

fAiL


same graph.

an average, by how much?

In degree's please.............

 

[skookerasbil]

You see s0ns.........if you put a grapefruit on top of the empire state building as an analogy, got at the base of the building and said, "Look up there........that grapefruit represents the average temperature rise!! Holy crap!!!"





In other words, insignificant is insignificant. But the AGW climate crusaders play the doomsday scenario's with fake, fancy, colorful graphs.

 

[skookerasbil]

Hmmm.......you see?

When it comes down to presenting hard facts, the AGW climate crusaders take their bats and balls and go home!!


None of these people want the public to know how insignificant the average rise in temperature is.........so they present a graph of extremes ( at each end just to make it look legit = ) with lots and lots of red coloring as if lava was covering the globe!!

 

[skookerasbil]

Whats that????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

I hear...........crickets s0ns!!!

 

[jc456]

 

[skookerasbil]

Meanwhile, February was the second coldest on record..............as in ever!!!

13 Weather Authority Blog

 

[Old Rocks]

Really? Maybe in a few places on the East Coast. Elsewhere, and overall, it was a warm February.

Dr. Jeff Masters WunderBlog Bitter and Balmy Local Highlights from an Astounding February Weather Underground

We won’t have the full state-by-state picture of February’s U.S. climate for a few days, but the outlines are abundantly clear from city climate summaries issued on Sunday. It’s been almost 40 years since the nation has seen a month so starkly divided between a cold east and warm west. The statistics bring to mind early 1977, when snowflakes fell for the first and only time on Miami Beach’s art deco buildings while skiers in the Rockies found themselves hunting in vain for fresh powder. A more distant analog for the sharp eastern cold is January 1934, as evident in the records broken below. This year millions of people experienced either the warmest or coldest February for their locations, with records in some cases going back more than 100 years. A number of cities had their coldest average temperature for any month on record—truly stunning in a climate that’s running close to a record-high global air temperature. Meanwhile, February proved to be the warmest winter month ever documented across a huge swath of the West. Alaska wasn’t as consistently warm as parts of California through the month, but a few extremely mild air masses pushed into the state, helping produce the first thundersnow on record in Nome and an all-time monthly high of 53°F in the town of Homer.

 

[jc456]

Really? Maybe in a few places on the East Coast. Elsewhere, and overall, it was a warm February.

Dr. Jeff Masters WunderBlog Bitter and Balmy Local Highlights from an Astounding February Weather Underground

We won’t have the full state-by-state picture of February’s U.S. climate for a few days, but the outlines are abundantly clear from city climate summaries issued on Sunday. It’s been almost 40 years since the nation has seen a month so starkly divided between a cold east and warm west. The statistics bring to mind early 1977, when snowflakes fell for the first and only time on Miami Beach’s art deco buildings while skiers in the Rockies found themselves hunting in vain for fresh powder. A more distant analog for the sharp eastern cold is January 1934, as evident in the records broken below. This year millions of people experienced either the warmest or coldest February for their locations, with records in some cases going back more than 100 years. A number of cities had their coldest average temperature for any month on record—truly stunning in a climate that’s running close to a record-high global air temperature. Meanwhile, February proved to be the warmest winter month ever documented across a huge swath of the West. Alaska wasn’t as consistently warm as parts of California through the month, but a few extremely mild air masses pushed into the state, helping produce the first thundersnow on record in Nome and an all-time monthly high of 53°F in the town of Homer.

How about over in Afghanistan? Seems you all omit other areas of the Northern hemisphere where snow hits.

Avalanches due to winter storms kill at least 108 in Afghanistan

 

[Billy_Bob]

Global warming doesn't refer to short term temperature anomalies.

Then why are your ilk citing a short term rise of 100 years? And less than 0.6 deg C..??

 

[Billy_Bob]

Despite frigid conditions in the East U.S. seeing more record warmth this winter

Yep, a bit of cold in the east, but even the US is much warmer, overall, this winter than normal.

Oh Gawd.........the dreaded colorful DAY AFTER TOMORROW graph!!!

Can we please see a graph of the actual temperature rise associated with those scary red area's?? This graph makes it look like 92 degree's!!

Because we know that the AGW community is famous for publicizing graphs that are hysterical and highly misleading.


So.....actual temperature graph please!!!!!


Who can post one up for us???

Will this one do?

 

[Billy_Bob]

Hmmm.......you see?

When it comes down to presenting hard facts, the AGW climate crusaders take their bats and balls and go home!!


None of these people want the public to know how insignificant the average rise in temperature is.........so they present a graph of extremes ( at each end just to make it look legit = ) with lots and lots of red coloring as if lava was covering the globe!!

The average rise according to the most recent BEST works is a mere 0.02 deg C per year or 0.2 deg C per decade.. Water vapor can negate it in a day and the cooling since 2002 has already negated the total rise that the new best data, which stopped in 2010-( I cant understand why), in short order. When the data is taken out to today there is a negative trend of -0.1 deg C... No wonder they cut it off, it shows a cooling trend.