It has been the coldest summer on record over 80 degrees North and temps have dropped below freezing ahead of the average date......ruh roh....
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The hottest July on record
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In Texas....
SAN ANGELO, Texas -- Monday, San Angelo reached 104 making this the 18th consecutive day they have seen temperatures above 100.
This ties the record of most consecutive days above 100 last set back in 1969. With Tuesday's forecast expected to be over 100 San Angelo will likely surpass the record.
The average number of 100 degree days in August is 6 days, but San Angelo has already seen 15 days of triple digit heat and will likely add to that this week. There is no relief expected from the heat over the next 7 days unfortunately.
Low temperatures have been abnormally high as well setting more records. Monday, San Angelo had a record warm low of 83 degrees.
San Angelo Matches Record For Hot Days - Big Country News Story - KTXS Abilene
SAN ANGELO, Texas -- Monday, San Angelo reached 104 making this the 18th consecutive day they have seen temperatures above 100.
This ties the record of most consecutive days above 100 last set back in 1969. With Tuesday's forecast expected to be over 100 San Angelo will likely surpass the record.
The average number of 100 degree days in August is 6 days, but San Angelo has already seen 15 days of triple digit heat and will likely add to that this week. There is no relief expected from the heat over the next 7 days unfortunately.
Low temperatures have been abnormally high as well setting more records. Monday, San Angelo had a record warm low of 83 degrees.
San Angelo Matches Record For Hot Days - Big Country News Story - KTXS Abilene
Danish Meteorlogical Institute posits Arctic summer temps may be headed for an alltime record low.
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In Kentucky...
Another hot day, and another record broken.
Even a line of early evening thunderstorms Saturday couldnt stop Louisville from reaching a record-breaking temperature for the second day in a row. The National Weather Service said the mercury hit 99 degrees at 2:26 p.m., eclipsing the 97-degree record for an Aug. 14 set in 1887.
Heat sets record for second straight day | courier-journal.com | The Courier-Journal
Another hot day, and another record broken.
Even a line of early evening thunderstorms Saturday couldnt stop Louisville from reaching a record-breaking temperature for the second day in a row. The National Weather Service said the mercury hit 99 degrees at 2:26 p.m., eclipsing the 97-degree record for an Aug. 14 set in 1887.
Heat sets record for second straight day | courier-journal.com | The Courier-Journal
In Kentucky...
Another hot day, and another record broken.
Even a line of early evening thunderstorms Saturday couldnt stop Louisville from reaching a record-breaking temperature for the second day in a row. The National Weather Service said the mercury hit 99 degrees at 2:26 p.m., eclipsing the 97-degree record for an Aug. 14 set in 1887.
Heat sets record for second straight day | courier-journal.com | The Courier-Journal
Holy crap it was 97 degrees ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN YEARS AGO
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In Canada...
THE North Shore broke more temperature records this past weekend as the south coast of the province baked in its second heat wave of the summer.
Temperatures at Environment Canada's official weather station in West Vancouver reached a high of 33.2 degrees on Saturday, beating the previous record for the day of 29.6 degrees set in 2008. On Sunday, the sweltering high of 32.8 degrees also broke the previous record of 29.4 degrees, set in 2003.
North Shore bakes in record August heat
THE North Shore broke more temperature records this past weekend as the south coast of the province baked in its second heat wave of the summer.
Temperatures at Environment Canada's official weather station in West Vancouver reached a high of 33.2 degrees on Saturday, beating the previous record for the day of 29.6 degrees set in 2008. On Sunday, the sweltering high of 32.8 degrees also broke the previous record of 29.4 degrees, set in 2003.
North Shore bakes in record August heat
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In Olympia....
Scorching temperatures broke records in the Puget Sound area this weekend and the heat wave isn't over.
The National Weather Service upgraded its heat advisory to a warning early Sunday, urging people to be cautious because dangerously high temperatures pose risks of heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
The warning remains in effect until 10 tonight.
“We are breaking more records,” said meteorologist Danny Mercer.
On Sunday at 4:54 p.m., the mercury rose to a high of 97 degrees at the Olympia Airport, breaking the Aug. 15 record of 94 degrees set in 1967, according to the National Weather Service.
Searing heat breaks record; no relief today - South Sound - The Olympian - Olympia, Washington
Scorching temperatures broke records in the Puget Sound area this weekend and the heat wave isn't over.
The National Weather Service upgraded its heat advisory to a warning early Sunday, urging people to be cautious because dangerously high temperatures pose risks of heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
The warning remains in effect until 10 tonight.
“We are breaking more records,” said meteorologist Danny Mercer.
On Sunday at 4:54 p.m., the mercury rose to a high of 97 degrees at the Olympia Airport, breaking the Aug. 15 record of 94 degrees set in 1967, according to the National Weather Service.
Searing heat breaks record; no relief today - South Sound - The Olympian - Olympia, Washington
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Once more for the cheap and obstinately stupid seats.
1. Weather is not climate change.
2. We have not enough data and too much FALSIFIED data to make any conclusion on the direction of global climate.
3. Even if the information WAS accurate... there is no proof mankind has a thing to do with it.
4. And of course, regardless of what any tests would say about climate and fault...
... there is nothing we can do to stop it, only adapt.
1. Weather is not climate change.
2. We have not enough data and too much FALSIFIED data to make any conclusion on the direction of global climate.
3. Even if the information WAS accurate... there is no proof mankind has a thing to do with it.
4. And of course, regardless of what any tests would say about climate and fault...
... there is nothing we can do to stop it, only adapt.
no no noOnce more for the cheap and obstinately stupid seats.
1. Weather is not climate change.
2. We have not enough data and too much FALSIFIED data to make any conclusion on the direction of global climate.
3. Even if the information WAS accurate... there is no proof mankind has a thing to do with it.
4. And of course, regardless of what any tests would say about climate and fault...
... there is nothing we can do to stop it, only adapt.
all weather is proof of "global warming"
record highs
record lows
record snowfall
record rainfall
its ALL proof of "gorbal warming"
Once more for the cheap and obstinately stupid seats.
1. Weather is not climate change.
2. We have not enough data and too much FALSIFIED data to make any conclusion on the direction of global climate.
3. Even if the information WAS accurate... there is no proof mankind has a thing to do with it.
4. And of course, regardless of what any tests would say about climate and fault...
... there is nothing we can do to stop it, only adapt.
My only question is...are they really cheap seats? Seems like we're already paying a lot for AGW studies, with much more to come.
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