record snowfalls, record heat, cheek and jowl

[Old Rocks]

HAMweather Climate Center - Record Events for The Past Week - Continental US View

 

[daveman]

That's weather, not climate.

 

[skookerasbil]

That's weather, not climate.

lol Dave.....was going to make the same exact comment. You beat me to it!!

 

[parkinson1963]

Wow and did Rocks say it was climate?

 

[bripat9643]

Wow and did Rocks say it was climate?

Here's the rule with warmist cult members like Old Rocks:

Unusually warm temperatures - climate
Unusually cold temperatures - weather

 

[Quantum Windbag]

HAMweather Climate Center - Record Events for The Past Week - Continental US View

The Jet Stream is staying further north than it usually does this time of year over North America. I can think of a lot of things that might cause that, but the current trend among climatologist to blame this solely on carbon dioxide is ridiculous. (I actually heard that on ABC News.)

 

[daveman]

Wow and did Rocks say it was climate?

You're new.

 

[Sarah G]

That's weather, not climate.

Anything on the actual link? Anyone?

 

[waltky]

Is so hot out there Uncle Ferd tellin' Granny to wait till almost dark when its cooler to mow the lawn...

US Record Heat Wave to Continue This Week
July 02, 2012 - Weather forecasters say a record heat wave baking the eastern United States will continue at least through this week.

The heat is especially hard on more than 2 million people who remain without power in the region, following severe storms late Friday that toppled trees and cut off energy supplies. At least 20 deaths have been blamed so far on those storms and the extreme heat that has followed, and there are concerns that others, especially the sick and elderly, may be at risk. Power outages have persisted from the East Coast as far west as the state of Illinois.

With temperatures hovering around 40 degrees (Celsius) many homes have no functioning air conditioning or refrigerators. Utility companies warn that it could take all week to restore electricity to some locations. Power crews from other states have been called in to help get power restored. The nation's capital, Washington, and some states, including Maryland, Ohio, Virginia and West Virginia, have declared states of emergency. Officials are urging residents to check up on elderly or sick neighbors and to seek cool shelters if their homes have no power.

Washington resident Pat Armelin said the entire block in northwest Washington where she lives has been without power since the storm hit. She expressed concern about her 92-year-old neighbor who was trapped in her home after a large tree fell on cars blocking access to her house. "I have a next door neighbor who is 92-years-old and cannot get out of her house," said Armelin. "The tree here has landed on both of their cars, and if it was an emergency the firemen would be the only ones who could go in and be able to get her.

And with no air conditioning and the heat in the 90s, it has been very frustrating." Some secondary roads remain closed to traffic because of fallen trees awaiting removal. Extremely hot temperatures in the U.S. Midwest have stressed crops in their critical stage of development, raising concerns about crop failures.

US Record Heat Wave to Continue This Week

 

[bobgnote]

HAMweather Climate Center - Record Events for The Past Week - Continental US View

The Jet Stream is staying further north than it usually does this time of year over North America. I can think of a lot of things that might cause that, but the current trend among climatologist to blame this solely on carbon dioxide is ridiculous. (I actually heard that on ABC News.)

Humans got chainsaws cutting and cars driving, by the 1950s, Q-bag. What'd that do? It increased emissions and cut metabolization, of CO2, which increased the known, accepted greenhouse effect, which makes sure the Earth is a lot warmer, than it would be, NO MATTER HOW MUCH CO2 IS IN THE ATMOSPHERE, just some has to be there.

But when humans increased CO2, you lumberjacking Log Cabin Club gays and your queer fans, like DaveDDD forget, again and again, how CH4 and more CO2 started out-gassing, from warming lands and waters, leading to RUNAWAY GLOBAL WARMING. This is leading to Spring wildfires. Everybody has one of THOSE, eh? Punk.

Next on the agenda is Mass Extinction Event 6 will challenge the P/T Extinction, for top global killer, of all time. I bet that jerks your chain, so you want to keep shooting speed and tricking your dose of HIV, all the way through AIDS, to death, for you and a lot of people, but awww, the bath-houses closed down, punk.

You like CRS, and Head Up Butt, and Don't Know Shit, since that makes you various homosexuals into something more intriguing, than Mother Earth, so eat shit.

 

[Old Rocks]

Weather it is, and the map for 3/4 of the US has the measles.

HAMweather Climate Center - Record Events for The Past Week - Continental US View

 

[bobgnote]

Weather it is, and the map for 3/4 of the US has the measles.

HAMweather Climate Center - Record Events for The Past Week - Continental US View

This weather map contains information, which would lead a rational observer, to conclude climate may be warming. If you can't see THAT, you goddamn scarecrows, get some doctor to grow you a brain in a jar, and you can play with it, when he lets you.

 

[flacaltenn]

That's weather, not climate.

Anything on the actual link? Anyone?

Yeah -- Looks like I gave Ole Rocks a new tool for forecasting the end of days.. Enjoy!!!

Have fun with that.. Number of records tells us squat.. Number of high temps busted is significant because the earth is slowly warming. But over 100 new LOWS were set last week as well.

The "science" of AGWarming can only account for about 1.8degF of those records.. So Sarah, -- if you're thinking that 103 is better than 105, I'm too hot to care right now.. Kinda looking forward to Mass Extinction #6.. It's all the rave amongst climate scientists right now..

 

[skookerasbil]

On DRUDGE today........since the recent extreme weather has all the k00ks in a stte of needing medicine.................


AP Report...........

These are the kinds of extremes climate scientists have predicted will come with climate change, although it's far too early to say that is the cause. Nor will they say global warming is the reason 3,215 daily high temperature records were set in the month of June.

Scientifically linking individual weather events to climate change takes intensive study, complicated mathematics, computer models and lots of time. Sometimes it isn't caused by global warming. Weather is always variable; freak things happen.


My Way News - This US summer is 'what global warming looks like'



you k00ks!!! ( iced coffee here today.....its hot in NY)

 

[bobgnote]

Hey, sucksassandballs. Do you REALLY make "life and death" decisions, where you work, and then you post SHIT, at USMB, maybe even on the job, which would let you post 3000 times, per year, no prob?

Do you do the trick "0" thing, at work? How about the meth-fueled rant trick? Can you read graphs? Hey. Are you a 'hit man?' I can't explain why you are retarded, aggressive, and you claim to make "life and death" decisions, at work! You make no sense.

Let's get the graph. See the top hothouses, in the last 251 million years? We don't know exactly who is going to die. We just know a lot of the death will be complete extinctions. That's where we're going:

 

[skookerasbil]

Checked out RealClearScience this pm and damn near laughed my balls off thinking about the hysterical assholes...................still posting up fossilized links/graphs from years ago..........


What's Causing the Heat Wave? | Is It Climate Change? | OurAmazingPlanet.com

 

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[daveman]

That's weather, not climate.

Anything on the actual link? Anyone?

Oh, you mean the link talking about weather, not climate?

 

[skookerasbil]

That's weather, not climate.

Anything on the actual link? Anyone?

Oh, you mean the link talking about weather, not climate?

Dave bro........is this forum not a hoot?!!!!!!!!!!!!


Hey.........how far are you from Kentucky Motor Speedway? I might be taking a gander down there to check out the Cup race next June...........might have to connect for a beer!!