A warm spell in balmy Portland, Oregon

[Old Rocks]

Hmmmm............. I guess this qualifies as an extreme weather event;

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74
°F°C
Precipitation: 1%
Humidity: 68%
Wind: 1 mph
Portland, OR
Saturday 7:00 AM
Sunny

Sat

107°
74°
Sun

115°
80°
Mon

114°
67°
Tue

98°
64°
Wed

90°
62°
Thu

92°
62°
Fri

94°
62°
Sat

93°
62°

 

[ding]

oh brother

 

[Harry Dresden]

you get used to 100 plus degrees real quick were i am at.....

 

[Sunsettommy]

Hmmmm............. I guess this qualifies as an extreme weather event;

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74
°F°C
Precipitation: 1%
Humidity: 68%
Wind: 1 mph
Portland, OR
Saturday 7:00 AM
Sunny

Sat

107°
74°
Sun

115°
80°
Mon

114°
67°
Tue

98°
64°
Wed

90°
62°
Thu

92°
62°
Fri

94°
62°
Sat

93°
62°

Yes it will be hot with some record highs.

It is expected to be even hotter in MY city:

Today to next Friday:

106, 111, 113, 116, 110, 108, 108 degrees F

LINK

The Washington state record is 118 F in 1961

Dr. Mass explains WHY this occurring on his latest post:

Watts Up With That?

Update 2 on Northwest US Heat Wave Predictions​

Reposted from the Cliff Mass Weather Blog

June 26. 2021

Excerpt:

The Reason for the Extreme Warmth on Monday–And My Podcast on the Heat Wave is Out​

I think I understand why the temperatures in western Oregon and Washington will be so stunningly extreme on Sunday and Monday.

A unique combination of factors will come together to make the unthinkable possible. Forget the “heat dome” explanations found in the Seattle Times and some media outlets, or those saying that the extreme heat can only be explained by global warming.

I will call the phenomenon a downslope heat surge on the western slopes of the Cascades.

A relative of the extreme heat associated with Santa Ana winds in southern California, but with a twist.

LINK

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He says CO2 has nothing to do with it as it is generated by natural forces.

 

[JustAnotherNut]

Hmmmm............. I guess this qualifies as an extreme weather event;

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74
°F°C
Precipitation: 1%
Humidity: 68%
Wind: 1 mph
Portland, OR
Saturday 7:00 AM
Sunny

Sat

107°
74°
Sun

115°
80°
Mon

114°
67°
Tue

98°
64°
Wed

90°
62°
Thu

92°
62°
Fri

94°
62°
Sat

93°
62°

Yes it will be hot with some record highs.

It is expected to be even hotter in MY city:

Today to next Friday:

106, 111, 113, 116, 110, 108, 108 degrees F

LINK

The Washington state record is 118 F in 1961

Dr. Mass explains WHY this occurring on his latest post:

Watts Up With That?

Update 2 on Northwest US Heat Wave Predictions​

Reposted from the Cliff Mass Weather Blog

June 26. 2021

Excerpt:

The Reason for the Extreme Warmth on Monday–And My Podcast on the Heat Wave is Out​

I think I understand why the temperatures in western Oregon and Washington will be so stunningly extreme on Sunday and Monday.

A unique combination of factors will come together to make the unthinkable possible. Forget the “heat dome” explanations found in the Seattle Times and some media outlets, or those saying that the extreme heat can only be explained by global warming.

I will call the phenomenon a downslope heat surge on the western slopes of the Cascades.

A relative of the extreme heat associated with Santa Ana winds in southern California, but with a twist.

LINK

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He says CO2 has nothing to do with it as it is generated by natural forces.

You're in the Tri-Cities??? If so, you guys are more used to triple digits than us on the westside, especially in S/E part of the state. Either way, try to keep cool & drink plenty of water

 

[Sunsettommy]

Hmmmm............. I guess this qualifies as an extreme weather event;

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74
°F°C
Precipitation: 1%
Humidity: 68%
Wind: 1 mph
Portland, OR
Saturday 7:00 AM
Sunny

Sat

107°
74°
Sun

115°
80°
Mon

114°
67°
Tue

98°
64°
Wed

90°
62°
Thu

92°
62°
Fri

94°
62°
Sat

93°
62°

Yes it will be hot with some record highs.

It is expected to be even hotter in MY city:

Today to next Friday:

106, 111, 113, 116, 110, 108, 108 degrees F

LINK

The Washington state record is 118 F in 1961

Dr. Mass explains WHY this occurring on his latest post:

Watts Up With That?

Update 2 on Northwest US Heat Wave Predictions​

Reposted from the Cliff Mass Weather Blog

June 26. 2021

Excerpt:

The Reason for the Extreme Warmth on Monday–And My Podcast on the Heat Wave is Out​

I think I understand why the temperatures in western Oregon and Washington will be so stunningly extreme on Sunday and Monday.

A unique combination of factors will come together to make the unthinkable possible. Forget the “heat dome” explanations found in the Seattle Times and some media outlets, or those saying that the extreme heat can only be explained by global warming.

I will call the phenomenon a downslope heat surge on the western slopes of the Cascades.

A relative of the extreme heat associated with Santa Ana winds in southern California, but with a twist.

LINK

======

He says CO2 has nothing to do with it as it is generated by natural forces.

You're in the Tri-Cities??? If so, you guys are more used to triple digits than us on the westside, especially in S/E part of the state. Either way, try to keep cool & drink plenty of water

My SWAMP Cooler is already running as the low temperature was never below 75 F last night.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Hmmmm............. I guess this qualifies as an extreme weather event;

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74
°F°C
Precipitation: 1%
Humidity: 68%
Wind: 1 mph
Portland, OR
Saturday 7:00 AM
Sunny

Sat

107°
74°
Sun

115°
80°
Mon

114°
67°
Tue

98°
64°
Wed

90°
62°
Thu

92°
62°
Fri

94°
62°
Sat

93°
62°

temperature is not constant

 

[Flopper]

In Seattle it's just over a 100 now, 108 forecast for Monday, the highest temperature every recorded in over a hundred years. That might not sound so bad to you but in the Seattle area less than 1/3 of the population has air conditioning. There has never been a need for it. The average high temperature in Seattle in June is 66. It is now now 101 and rising.

This morning a study was released of the drought in the west revealing that the the current drought is the beginning of a mega drought that could last decades. The last drought this bad was in 1200 AD.

Global Warming no, just typical weather changes. I wonder what climate change deniers will be saying when temperatures in the southwest are topping a 155 degrees in 2100.

When we first moved to Seattle in 1997, the high temp for year was 87 in August, the hottest month of the summer. Today the high is 101 in June the coolest month of the summer. I can hardly wait to what August will bring.

 

[Flopper]

Extreme weather events are not new. What is new is the increasing frequency over the last the last 20. From 2000 to 2019, there were 7,348 major natural disasters this compares to 4,212, the previous 20 years. Climate-related disasters jumped 83 percent.

 

[toobfreak]

Hmmmm............. I guess this qualifies as an extreme weather event

Let us know when the bricks of your home crack from the heat and your bones are bleached dry.

 

[Wyatt earp]

In Seattle it's just over a 100 now, 108 forecast for Monday, the highest temperature every recorded in over a hundred years. That might not sound so bad to you but in the Seattle area less than 1/3 of the population has air conditioning. There has never been a need for it. The average high temperature in Seattle in June is 66. It is now now 101 and rising.

This morning a study was released of the drought in the west revealing that the the current drought is the beginning of a mega drought that could last decades. The last drought this bad was in 1200 AD.

Global Warming no, just typical weather changes. I wonder what climate change deniers will be saying when temperatures in the southwest are topping a 155 degrees in 2100.

When we first moved to Seattle in 1997, the high temp for year was 87 in August, the hottest month of the summer. Today the high is 101 in June the coolest month of the summer. I can hardly wait to what August will bring.

A 155 degrees?

 

[Sunsettommy]

Extreme weather events are not new. What is new is the increasing frequency over the last the last 20. From 2000 to 2019, there were 7,348 major natural disasters this compares to 4,212, the previous 20 years. Climate-related disasters jumped 83 percent.

LINK?

 

[Sunsettommy]

In Seattle it's just over a 100 now, 108 forecast for Monday, the highest temperature every recorded in over a hundred years. That might not sound so bad to you but in the Seattle area less than 1/3 of the population has air conditioning. There has never been a need for it. The average high temperature in Seattle in June is 66. It is now now 101 and rising.

This morning a study was released of the drought in the west revealing that the the current drought is the beginning of a mega drought that could last decades. The last drought this bad was in 1200 AD.

Global Warming no, just typical weather changes. I wonder what climate change deniers will be saying when temperatures in the southwest are topping a 155 degrees in 2100.

When we first moved to Seattle in 1997, the high temp for year was 87 in August, the hottest month of the summer. Today the high is 101 in June the coolest month of the summer. I can hardly wait to what August will bring.

A 155 degrees?

He is being absurd as it is IMPOSSIBLE for that to happen.

 

[Flopper]

Finger slipped, 145. That's the highest projected temperature for the US in 2100, probably in Needles CA.

 

[Flopper]

Extreme Weather Events Have Increased Significantly in the Last 20 Years

e360.yale.edu

 

[Sunsettommy]

Extreme Weather Events Have Increased Significantly in the Last 20 Years

e360.yale.edu

The paper doesn't exist as the page of the link doesn't exist.

From your Yale link is this unsupported bullshite:

From 2000 to 2019, there were 7,348 major natural disasters around the world, killing 1.23 million people and resulting in $2.97 trillion in global economic losses.

By comparison, the previous 20-year period, 1980-1999, had 4,212 natural disasters, claiming 1.19 million lives and causing $1.63 trillion in economic losses

From HERE for the below sampling of official data:

Where Is The “Climate Emergency”?​

Here is the actual official data death rate for climate and none climate related events.

Storminess has not gone up, and there’s been no increase in hurricane strength or frequency … no “emergency” there.

Global weather disaster losses as a percentage of assets at risk (global GDP) are decreasing, not increasing.

Very hot days in the US, over 100°F (38°F) were much higher in the 1930s than at any other time in the last 125 years.

Strong tornadoes in the US are decreasing.

There are more in the link.

 

[Sunsettommy]

Finger slipped, 145. That's the highest projected temperature for the US in 2100, probably in Needles CA.

It is a stupid projection, why do you fall for it?

 

[westwall]

You destroyed your own argument. It was warmer 100 YEARS AGO!

Duh.

 

[Old Rocks]

Duh is very appropriate for you, Mr. Westwall;

California Temperatures on the Rise

earthobservatory.nasa.gov

 

[Old Rocks]

And Oregon;

"Since the beginning of the 20th century, temperatures have risen approximately 2°F, and temperatures in the 1990s and 2000s have been higher than any other historical period"

State Climate Summaries 2022

statesummaries.ncics.org