It’s The Hottest Summer Ever In Portland…Less than 2 Weeks to September!

[ScienceRocks]

It’s The Hottest Summer Ever In Portland…Less than 2 Weeks to September!
August 20, 2015
You are living through what will likely be the hottest summer ever recorded in Portland.



Meteorological summer only has 10 days left (June-August). As of now we’re running almost 3 degrees WARMER than the next closest contender (2009)! In fact we would need to have an average high around 72 and low each night around 50 for the next 10 days to cool our average temperature down to 2009 levels. So…

2015 is going to end up as the hottest summer we’ve ever seen



Airport records go back to 1940; and downtown numbers go back to the late 1800s. But the downtown observation was moved around quite a bit, including up high on roofs (not a good idea), so I don’t put a lot of faith in those earlier numbers in the summertime. You can get a general idea if any other summers have been close by looking at the entire Climate Zone #2 here in Oregon; that’s all lower elevation locations between the Coast Range and Cascades. Check out the NCDC data back over 100 years…the June-August average temperature:



Several things stick out:

1. Before 1958 there are no obvious contenders for really hot summers like we have now.
2. 1958 is a close call but likely cooler than this year. Here in Portland, Summer 1958 was hot but nothing like this year.
3. As I mentioned in a blog post last September, our summers are definitely turning warmer. Just since my teenage years (1980s), our summer weather has been warming about 0.5 degree per decade. That’s 5 degrees/century IF that pace were to keep up! Obviously 35 years is a relatively short time period so you have to be careful.

FOX 12 Weather Blog


The northwest has cooked is all I will say! Most of the world has this year outside of the eastern united states.

 

[skookerasbil]

So whats the point s0n?

 

[S.J.]

Yeah, and???

 

[Old Rocks]

DAYCONDTEMPDESCRIPTIONPRECIPWIND
TODAY

85°

Scattered Thunderstorms
60%

NNE 10 mph

TONIGHT

70°

Partly Cloudy
20%

N 11 mph

http://www.weather.com/weather/today/l/LaGuardia+Airport+LGAUSSAT

88°

Mostly Sunny
0%

N 10 mph

http://www.weather.com/weather/today/l/LaGuardia+Airport+LGAUS

Hmmmmmmmm....................

 

[Sonny Clark]

It’s The Hottest Summer Ever In Portland…Less than 2 Weeks to September!
August 20, 2015
You are living through what will likely be the hottest summer ever recorded in Portland.



Meteorological summer only has 10 days left (June-August). As of now we’re running almost 3 degrees WARMER than the next closest contender (2009)! In fact we would need to have an average high around 72 and low each night around 50 for the next 10 days to cool our average temperature down to 2009 levels. So…

2015 is going to end up as the hottest summer we’ve ever seen



Airport records go back to 1940; and downtown numbers go back to the late 1800s. But the downtown observation was moved around quite a bit, including up high on roofs (not a good idea), so I don’t put a lot of faith in those earlier numbers in the summertime. You can get a general idea if any other summers have been close by looking at the entire Climate Zone #2 here in Oregon; that’s all lower elevation locations between the Coast Range and Cascades. Check out the NCDC data back over 100 years…the June-August average temperature:



Several things stick out:

1. Before 1958 there are no obvious contenders for really hot summers like we have now.
2. 1958 is a close call but likely cooler than this year. Here in Portland, Summer 1958 was hot but nothing like this year.
3. As I mentioned in a blog post last September, our summers are definitely turning warmer. Just since my teenage years (1980s), our summer weather has been warming about 0.5 degree per decade. That’s 5 degrees/century IF that pace were to keep up! Obviously 35 years is a relatively short time period so you have to be careful.

FOX 12 Weather Blog


The northwest has cooked is all I will say! Most of the world has this year outside of the eastern united states.

Unusual activity on the Sun. The Sun has experienced more thermal blast and eruptions than normal. Also, the Earth's rotation has slowed by .00001 of a second, causing increased time of exposure to any one spot on Earth. In addition, the Earth's atmosphere has become more condensed at about 60,000 feet above sea level, and beyond. This condensing allows great retention of heat for longer durations. The Earth is in a "cycle-differential orbital distance change". This means that the distance between the Earth and the Sun varies very slightly as the Earth orbits the Sun. This slight distance variation occurs every 10,000 years or so, and is about to reach its max orbital distance change. We should start experiencing slight cooling trends beginning around 2025 or couple of years later.

 

[Old Rocks]

Link?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

It’s The Hottest Summer Ever In Portland…Less than 2 Weeks to September!
August 20, 2015
You are living through what will likely be the hottest summer ever recorded in Portland.



Meteorological summer only has 10 days left (June-August). As of now we’re running almost 3 degrees WARMER than the next closest contender (2009)! In fact we would need to have an average high around 72 and low each night around 50 for the next 10 days to cool our average temperature down to 2009 levels. So…

2015 is going to end up as the hottest summer we’ve ever seen



Airport records go back to 1940; and downtown numbers go back to the late 1800s. But the downtown observation was moved around quite a bit, including up high on roofs (not a good idea), so I don’t put a lot of faith in those earlier numbers in the summertime. You can get a general idea if any other summers have been close by looking at the entire Climate Zone #2 here in Oregon; that’s all lower elevation locations between the Coast Range and Cascades. Check out the NCDC data back over 100 years…the June-August average temperature:



Several things stick out:

1. Before 1958 there are no obvious contenders for really hot summers like we have now.
2. 1958 is a close call but likely cooler than this year. Here in Portland, Summer 1958 was hot but nothing like this year.
3. As I mentioned in a blog post last September, our summers are definitely turning warmer. Just since my teenage years (1980s), our summer weather has been warming about 0.5 degree per decade. That’s 5 degrees/century IF that pace were to keep up! Obviously 35 years is a relatively short time period so you have to be careful.

FOX 12 Weather Blog


The northwest has cooked is all I will say! Most of the world has this year outside of the eastern united states.

So what?

It's local not global

 

[Sonny Clark]

Link?

 

[Old Rocks]

Hmmmmmmmm................... Another bullshitter. Here is the TSI;

http://lasp.colorado.edu/data/sorce...ages/tim_level3_tsi_24hour_3month_640x480.png

 

[Old Rocks]

It’s The Hottest Summer Ever In Portland…Less than 2 Weeks to September!
August 20, 2015
You are living through what will likely be the hottest summer ever recorded in Portland.



Meteorological summer only has 10 days left (June-August). As of now we’re running almost 3 degrees WARMER than the next closest contender (2009)! In fact we would need to have an average high around 72 and low each night around 50 for the next 10 days to cool our average temperature down to 2009 levels. So…

2015 is going to end up as the hottest summer we’ve ever seen



Airport records go back to 1940; and downtown numbers go back to the late 1800s. But the downtown observation was moved around quite a bit, including up high on roofs (not a good idea), so I don’t put a lot of faith in those earlier numbers in the summertime. You can get a general idea if any other summers have been close by looking at the entire Climate Zone #2 here in Oregon; that’s all lower elevation locations between the Coast Range and Cascades. Check out the NCDC data back over 100 years…the June-August average temperature:



Several things stick out:

1. Before 1958 there are no obvious contenders for really hot summers like we have now.
2. 1958 is a close call but likely cooler than this year. Here in Portland, Summer 1958 was hot but nothing like this year.
3. As I mentioned in a blog post last September, our summers are definitely turning warmer. Just since my teenage years (1980s), our summer weather has been warming about 0.5 degree per decade. That’s 5 degrees/century IF that pace were to keep up! Obviously 35 years is a relatively short time period so you have to be careful.

FOX 12 Weather Blog


The northwest has cooked is all I will say! Most of the world has this year outside of the eastern united states.

So what?

It's local not global

Well, yes, the quoted weather is local. However, dollars to donuts that the summer of 2015 will come in as the hottest summer ever. Globally. And then you will go into your usual denial mode.

 

[jon_berzerk]

It’s The Hottest Summer Ever In Portland…Less than 2 Weeks to September!
August 20, 2015
You are living through what will likely be the hottest summer ever recorded in Portland.



Meteorological summer only has 10 days left (June-August). As of now we’re running almost 3 degrees WARMER than the next closest contender (2009)! In fact we would need to have an average high around 72 and low each night around 50 for the next 10 days to cool our average temperature down to 2009 levels. So…

2015 is going to end up as the hottest summer we’ve ever seen



Airport records go back to 1940; and downtown numbers go back to the late 1800s. But the downtown observation was moved around quite a bit, including up high on roofs (not a good idea), so I don’t put a lot of faith in those earlier numbers in the summertime. You can get a general idea if any other summers have been close by looking at the entire Climate Zone #2 here in Oregon; that’s all lower elevation locations between the Coast Range and Cascades. Check out the NCDC data back over 100 years…the June-August average temperature:



Several things stick out:

1. Before 1958 there are no obvious contenders for really hot summers like we have now.
2. 1958 is a close call but likely cooler than this year. Here in Portland, Summer 1958 was hot but nothing like this year.
3. As I mentioned in a blog post last September, our summers are definitely turning warmer. Just since my teenage years (1980s), our summer weather has been warming about 0.5 degree per decade. That’s 5 degrees/century IF that pace were to keep up! Obviously 35 years is a relatively short time period so you have to be careful.

FOX 12 Weather Blog


The northwest has cooked is all I will say! Most of the world has this year outside of the eastern united states.

--LOL

so dramatic

--LOL

hottest ever

it is freezin ass here for august

but then that would just be a local event

--LOL

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Matty, you said the USA is too small and not global and now you're posting about a US City, are you mental?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

It’s The Hottest Summer Ever In Portland…Less than 2 Weeks to September!
August 20, 2015
You are living through what will likely be the hottest summer ever recorded in Portland.



Meteorological summer only has 10 days left (June-August). As of now we’re running almost 3 degrees WARMER than the next closest contender (2009)! In fact we would need to have an average high around 72 and low each night around 50 for the next 10 days to cool our average temperature down to 2009 levels. So…

2015 is going to end up as the hottest summer we’ve ever seen



Airport records go back to 1940; and downtown numbers go back to the late 1800s. But the downtown observation was moved around quite a bit, including up high on roofs (not a good idea), so I don’t put a lot of faith in those earlier numbers in the summertime. You can get a general idea if any other summers have been close by looking at the entire Climate Zone #2 here in Oregon; that’s all lower elevation locations between the Coast Range and Cascades. Check out the NCDC data back over 100 years…the June-August average temperature:



Several things stick out:

1. Before 1958 there are no obvious contenders for really hot summers like we have now.
2. 1958 is a close call but likely cooler than this year. Here in Portland, Summer 1958 was hot but nothing like this year.
3. As I mentioned in a blog post last September, our summers are definitely turning warmer. Just since my teenage years (1980s), our summer weather has been warming about 0.5 degree per decade. That’s 5 degrees/century IF that pace were to keep up! Obviously 35 years is a relatively short time period so you have to be careful.

FOX 12 Weather Blog


The northwest has cooked is all I will say! Most of the world has this year outside of the eastern united states.

So what?

It's local not global

Well, yes, the quoted weather is local. However, dollars to donuts that the summer of 2015 will come in as the hottest summer ever. Globally. And then you will go into your usual denial mode.

The hottest evah!!! once you add in the oceans, right?

 

[Old Rocks]

Yes, dramatic. Hundreds of homes lost to forest and range fires. Whole towns in danger of being overran by these fires. 13 of our firefighters dead, and about a hundred fires going at the same time. Quite dramatic, and costly.

 

[jon_berzerk]

the man made global warming gods must be crazy

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Yes, dramatic. Hundreds of homes lost to forest and range fires. Whole towns in danger of being overran by these fires. 13 of our firefighters dead, and about a hundred fires going at the same time. Quite dramatic, and costly.

We can use illegals to put out the forest fires. Wow Forest fires in summer, unprecedented I tell ya

 

[jon_berzerk]

Yes, dramatic. Hundreds of homes lost to forest and range fires. Whole towns in danger of being overran by these fires. 13 of our firefighters dead, and about a hundred fires going at the same time. Quite dramatic, and costly.

man global warming causes everything

too wet too dry too hot too cold

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Remember kids, the AGWCult tells us, with a straight face, that the record US Warming in the 30's doesn't count because the entire USA was "local, not global"

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Yes, dramatic. Hundreds of homes lost to forest and range fires. Whole towns in danger of being overran by these fires. 13 of our firefighters dead, and about a hundred fires going at the same time. Quite dramatic, and costly.

man global warming causes everything

too wet too dry too hot too cold

All frogs will soon be left-handed

 

[CrusaderFrank]

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^ Guam, not underwater, still upright