Coolest June in DC in 12 years!!

[skookerasbil]

As per the Washington Post

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2022/07/01/july-outlook-2022-washington-dc/

And I'm laughing...here in New York, we were wearing hoodies most days in June.
stOOpid.

More bad news for the AGW nutters

 

[Dekster]

12 years isn't climate. It is weather.

 

[alexa]

As per the Washington Post

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2022/07/01/july-outlook-2022-washington-dc/

And I'm laughing...here in New York, we were wearing hoodies most days in June.
stOOpid.

More bad news for the AGW nutters

It may well be weather as the person below you said. Just a bad year. Most people are getting heatwaves but for you it is more winter. It may just be one year. But I am sure with climate change some people are actually going to get colder semi permanently. Could be you. I would hope it is weather.

I looked that up. OMG you had better hope this hasn't happened. You wont be laughing long.

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August 13, 2021·4 min read

A man cycles through the snow in Pristina, the capital of Kosovo. (Hazir Reka/Reuters/HR/ABP)
As much of the Northern Hemisphere continues to bake in a year of unprecedented heat waves linked to climate change, one paradoxical consequence of rising global temperatures is that some areas of the world could become much colder.

https://news.yahoo.com/secret-gossiping-trump-suv-outburst-201730694.html​

A study published this month by researchers at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research found that the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC) current system could be on the verge of collapse. The conveyor belt system transports warm surface ocean water from the tropics, up along the coast of Florida to the northern Atlantic Ocean. Colder water sinks and is moved along the ocean floor to the south, helping to regulate the global climate.
“That’s one of the reasons that the climate in Europe is so pleasant,” Harold Wanless, professor of geography and urban sustainability at the University of Miami, told Yahoo News. “You go to the same latitude over in Newfoundland and Labrador, it’s pretty harsh in the winter.”
The system's collapse, which researchers have concluded is in part caused by the melting of Arctic ice, could result in the dramatic cooling of parts of Europe and North America. But the extreme cold in those locations would not be the only change. The current system is also responsible for the wind that propels storms that cross the Atlantic, which in turn helps regulate sea levels.
"The Gulf Stream flowing north from the tropics, if that slows down, that north-flowing current piles up water to the right side. Bimini [in the Bahamas], for instance, is about a meter higher [in terms of sea level] than in Miami because of the north-flowing current,” Wanless said. “If that slows down or stops, that will cause almost a meter of rise here.”

Why climate change could make some places colder

As much of the Northern Hemisphere continues to bake in a year of unprecedented heat waves, some areas of the world could become much colder.

news.yahoo.com

 

[Likkmee]

As per the Washington Post

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2022/07/01/july-outlook-2022-washington-dc/

And I'm laughing...here in New York, we were wearing hoodies most days in June.
stOOpid.

More bad news for the AGW nutters

I agree that wearing hoodies is stupid.
Trayvon B agree.

 

[Captain Caveman]

12 years isn't climate. It is weather.

And weather records are a tiny fraction of the earth's history, but alarmists believe the sky is falling when the weather "broke records".

 

[Likkmee]

 

[Dekster]

And weather records are a tiny fraction of the earth's history, but alarmists believe the sky is falling when the weather "broke records".

A) I don't disagree but living in the part of Virginia where the weather here often ends up in the DC area a few hours later due to the jet stream, I can tell you that the cooler June was welcome because 1) it came with a lot more mosture than most years and 2) IIRC, we were up into the 90's at times in April. It was hot earlier than usual in the midatlantic. Again, that is just all weather. Think it is a La Nina year I heard. Seems to me like there was one year that it rained pretty much every day for about 6 weeks locally through end of June and then we didn't get another drop until late September. We have wonky weather due to the interaction with the onshore flow from the atlantic with the jet stream out of the gulf of Mexico and occasionally the arctic air coming down south.

B) Yes I do think the planet is warming, but it is the A part of the AGW I am unconvinced is the driver of it all.

 

[skookerasbil]

It may well be weather as the person below you said. Just a bad year. Most people are getting heatwaves but for you it is more winter. It may just be one year. But I am sure with climate change some people are actually going to get colder semi permanently. Could be you. I would hope it is weather.

I looked that up. OMG you had better hope this hasn't happened. You wont be laughing long.

I've been laughing...hard...in this forum for 12 years while watching the AGW crowd get routinely poked in the eye with all their climate alarmism silliness. Frankly, it's the only thing that keeps me checking into this forum.

In 2009, nobody was caring about climate change.
Here we are well into 2022....still nobody caring about climate change

 

[alexa]

I've been laughing...hard...in this forum for 12 years while watching the AGW crowd get routinely poked in the eye with all their climate alarmism silliness. Frankly, it's the only thing that keeps me checking into this forum.

In 2009, nobody was caring about climate change.
Here we are well into 2022....still nobody caring about climate change

That really isn't true. I don't believe people are moving nearly as fast as they need to but they are moving as fast as they believe they can. The rich countries such as America who are the biggest contributor ought to be giving money to poorer countries so that they can make needed changes from our misuse not theirs. You do have much more in order than one would expect when talking to you on line. That is on renewables. I suspect you will be having a problem with water and very soon in the south. According to the IPCC if we are still using the same amount of fossil fuels in about 7 and a half years we will be unable to avoid the worst of climate change. That means Goodbye New York. Goodbye London and many other cities which are low lying. Very, very few people still do not believe. You were used. That was the fossil fuel people who knew what they were doing from the late 60's and instead of stopping doing it started spending money on denying it. You can't any more. It is now happening. The extent to which it is happening today is the amount of harm we did several years ago. We have a lot more to come just on the damage already done. Because people do not see the damage they have done until it is way past the time the did it, they choose not to believe it but I don't really believe anyone does not know about the climate crises now.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

As per the Washington Post

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2022/07/01/july-outlook-2022-washington-dc/

And I'm laughing...here in New York, we were wearing hoodies most days in June.
stOOpid.

More bad news for the AGW nutters

It's amazing that you have babbled about this topic for so long,and yet still know less than nothing about any of it. Truly an astounding feat of aggressive ignorance.

 

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