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It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on RecordIn news that will surprise exactly no one, we just finished America’s warmest winter in history.
On Tuesday, NOAA released its official assessment of December, January, and February’s temperatures across the United States, and the results are striking: Not a single state in the U.S. had a cooler than average winter. (NOAA treats Alaska and Hawaii separately, due to shorter weather data records there—though both states were significantly warmer than normal this winter. Weather records for the contiguous United States go back to 1895.)
NOAA blames the recent warm weather on a record-strength El Niño “and other climate patterns,” most notably, global warming. As a whole, this winter in the lower 48 was about 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 20th century average: a sharp contrast to the previous back-to-back frigid polar vortex winters, especially in the Northeast. But that doesn’t mean there was a lack of wintry weather: New York City, for example, had one of its warmest and snowiest winters on record, an odd combination to say the least.
Yeah it's been awesomeIt’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on Record
It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on RecordIn news that will surprise exactly no one, we just finished America’s warmest winter in history.
On Tuesday, NOAA released its official assessment of December, January, and February’s temperatures across the United States, and the results are striking: Not a single state in the U.S. had a cooler than average winter. (NOAA treats Alaska and Hawaii separately, due to shorter weather data records there—though both states were significantly warmer than normal this winter. Weather records for the contiguous United States go back to 1895.)
NOAA blames the recent warm weather on a record-strength El Niño “and other climate patterns,” most notably, global warming. As a whole, this winter in the lower 48 was about 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 20th century average: a sharp contrast to the previous back-to-back frigid polar vortex winters, especially in the Northeast. But that doesn’t mean there was a lack of wintry weather: New York City, for example, had one of its warmest and snowiest winters on record, an odd combination to say the least.
Wow, that is all that needs to be said. Sure has been warm here.
Yeah it's been awesomeIt’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on Record
It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on RecordIn news that will surprise exactly no one, we just finished America’s warmest winter in history.
On Tuesday, NOAA released its official assessment of December, January, and February’s temperatures across the United States, and the results are striking: Not a single state in the U.S. had a cooler than average winter. (NOAA treats Alaska and Hawaii separately, due to shorter weather data records there—though both states were significantly warmer than normal this winter. Weather records for the contiguous United States go back to 1895.)
NOAA blames the recent warm weather on a record-strength El Niño “and other climate patterns,” most notably, global warming. As a whole, this winter in the lower 48 was about 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 20th century average: a sharp contrast to the previous back-to-back frigid polar vortex winters, especially in the Northeast. But that doesn’t mean there was a lack of wintry weather: New York City, for example, had one of its warmest and snowiest winters on record, an odd combination to say the least.
Wow, that is all that needs to be said. Sure has been warm here.
I'll take another winter just like this one any time
Yeah it's been awesomeIt’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on Record
It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on RecordIn news that will surprise exactly no one, we just finished America’s warmest winter in history.
On Tuesday, NOAA released its official assessment of December, January, and February’s temperatures across the United States, and the results are striking: Not a single state in the U.S. had a cooler than average winter. (NOAA treats Alaska and Hawaii separately, due to shorter weather data records there—though both states were significantly warmer than normal this winter. Weather records for the contiguous United States go back to 1895.)
NOAA blames the recent warm weather on a record-strength El Niño “and other climate patterns,” most notably, global warming. As a whole, this winter in the lower 48 was about 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 20th century average: a sharp contrast to the previous back-to-back frigid polar vortex winters, especially in the Northeast. But that doesn’t mean there was a lack of wintry weather: New York City, for example, had one of its warmest and snowiest winters on record, an odd combination to say the least.
Wow, that is all that needs to be said. Sure has been warm here.
I'll take another winter just like this one any time
And then it gets warmer and warmer and then the amount of oxygen starts to drop and then....... no more us.
Oh, but before that happens the PH levels in the sea will change so much many creatures there will die of before we do.
It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on Record
It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on RecordIn news that will surprise exactly no one, we just finished America’s warmest winter in history.
On Tuesday, NOAA released its official assessment of December, January, and February’s temperatures across the United States, and the results are striking: Not a single state in the U.S. had a cooler than average winter. (NOAA treats Alaska and Hawaii separately, due to shorter weather data records there—though both states were significantly warmer than normal this winter. Weather records for the contiguous United States go back to 1895.)
NOAA blames the recent warm weather on a record-strength El Niño “and other climate patterns,” most notably, global warming. As a whole, this winter in the lower 48 was about 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 20th century average: a sharp contrast to the previous back-to-back frigid polar vortex winters, especially in the Northeast. But that doesn’t mean there was a lack of wintry weather: New York City, for example, had one of its warmest and snowiest winters on record, an odd combination to say the least.
Wow, that is all that needs to be said. Sure has been warm here.
Yeah it's been awesomeIt’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on Record
It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on RecordIn news that will surprise exactly no one, we just finished America’s warmest winter in history.
On Tuesday, NOAA released its official assessment of December, January, and February’s temperatures across the United States, and the results are striking: Not a single state in the U.S. had a cooler than average winter. (NOAA treats Alaska and Hawaii separately, due to shorter weather data records there—though both states were significantly warmer than normal this winter. Weather records for the contiguous United States go back to 1895.)
NOAA blames the recent warm weather on a record-strength El Niño “and other climate patterns,” most notably, global warming. As a whole, this winter in the lower 48 was about 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 20th century average: a sharp contrast to the previous back-to-back frigid polar vortex winters, especially in the Northeast. But that doesn’t mean there was a lack of wintry weather: New York City, for example, had one of its warmest and snowiest winters on record, an odd combination to say the least.
Wow, that is all that needs to be said. Sure has been warm here.
I'll take another winter just like this one any time
And then it gets warmer and warmer and then the amount of oxygen starts to drop and then....... no more us.
Oh, but before that happens the PH levels in the sea will change so much many creatures there will die of before we do.
You and I will both be dead long before that happens
Yeah. . .. But the records go back to what. . . 1900? The Earth is like, what, 4.543 billion years old? Do you have a point?It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on Record
It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on RecordIn news that will surprise exactly no one, we just finished America’s warmest winter in history.
On Tuesday, NOAA released its official assessment of December, January, and February’s temperatures across the United States, and the results are striking: Not a single state in the U.S. had a cooler than average winter. (NOAA treats Alaska and Hawaii separately, due to shorter weather data records there—though both states were significantly warmer than normal this winter. Weather records for the contiguous United States go back to 1895.)
NOAA blames the recent warm weather on a record-strength El Niño “and other climate patterns,” most notably, global warming. As a whole, this winter in the lower 48 was about 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 20th century average: a sharp contrast to the previous back-to-back frigid polar vortex winters, especially in the Northeast. But that doesn’t mean there was a lack of wintry weather: New York City, for example, had one of its warmest and snowiest winters on record, an odd combination to say the least.
Wow, that is all that needs to be said. Sure has been warm here.
Not only that --- Both President Obama and White House spokesman Josh Earnest confirmed that climate change is a greater threat to Americans than global terrorism. White House doubles down: Climate change more dangerous than terrorism I guess that is why they ban aerosol cans on planes?It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on Record
It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on RecordIn news that will surprise exactly no one, we just finished America’s warmest winter in history.
On Tuesday, NOAA released its official assessment of December, January, and February’s temperatures across the United States, and the results are striking: Not a single state in the U.S. had a cooler than average winter. (NOAA treats Alaska and Hawaii separately, due to shorter weather data records there—though both states were significantly warmer than normal this winter. Weather records for the contiguous United States go back to 1895.)
NOAA blames the recent warm weather on a record-strength El Niño “and other climate patterns,” most notably, global warming. As a whole, this winter in the lower 48 was about 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 20th century average: a sharp contrast to the previous back-to-back frigid polar vortex winters, especially in the Northeast. But that doesn’t mean there was a lack of wintry weather: New York City, for example, had one of its warmest and snowiest winters on record, an odd combination to say the least.
Wow, that is all that needs to be said. Sure has been warm here.
How is it that any American still believes anything the government says about global warming?
One would have to be utterly stupid.
Stupid is as stupid does. It ain't Ma Nature that has added over 120 ppm CO2 to the atmosphere. And the last 17 years have warmed significantly. All but 1 of the 10 warmest years have been in the last 17 years.It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on Record
It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on RecordIn news that will surprise exactly no one, we just finished America’s warmest winter in history.
On Tuesday, NOAA released its official assessment of December, January, and February’s temperatures across the United States, and the results are striking: Not a single state in the U.S. had a cooler than average winter. (NOAA treats Alaska and Hawaii separately, due to shorter weather data records there—though both states were significantly warmer than normal this winter. Weather records for the contiguous United States go back to 1895.)
NOAA blames the recent warm weather on a record-strength El Niño “and other climate patterns,” most notably, global warming. As a whole, this winter in the lower 48 was about 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 20th century average: a sharp contrast to the previous back-to-back frigid polar vortex winters, especially in the Northeast. But that doesn’t mean there was a lack of wintry weather: New York City, for example, had one of its warmest and snowiest winters on record, an odd combination to say the least.
Wow, that is all that needs to be said. Sure has been warm here.
Wow... and it still doesn't change the aggregate average global temperatures which show no increase for the past 17 years. Isn't Mother Nature impressive?
Yeah. . .. But the records go back to what. . . 1900? The Earth is like, what, 4.543 billion years old? Do you have a point?It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on Record
It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on RecordIn news that will surprise exactly no one, we just finished America’s warmest winter in history.
On Tuesday, NOAA released its official assessment of December, January, and February’s temperatures across the United States, and the results are striking: Not a single state in the U.S. had a cooler than average winter. (NOAA treats Alaska and Hawaii separately, due to shorter weather data records there—though both states were significantly warmer than normal this winter. Weather records for the contiguous United States go back to 1895.)
NOAA blames the recent warm weather on a record-strength El Niño “and other climate patterns,” most notably, global warming. As a whole, this winter in the lower 48 was about 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 20th century average: a sharp contrast to the previous back-to-back frigid polar vortex winters, especially in the Northeast. But that doesn’t mean there was a lack of wintry weather: New York City, for example, had one of its warmest and snowiest winters on record, an odd combination to say the least.
Wow, that is all that needs to be said. Sure has been warm here.
In geological time, that is a blink of an eye. Relax, don't worry about it.
Oh we all believe you old crock, but one last time for fun, can we see the temperatures? Like was it 70 degrees, instead of nasa computer saying, an adjusted factor of 1?Stupid is as stupid does. It ain't Ma Nature that has added over 120 ppm CO2 to the atmosphere. And the last 17 years have warmed significantly. All but 1 of the 10 warmest years have been in the last 17 years.It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on Record
It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on RecordIn news that will surprise exactly no one, we just finished America’s warmest winter in history.
On Tuesday, NOAA released its official assessment of December, January, and February’s temperatures across the United States, and the results are striking: Not a single state in the U.S. had a cooler than average winter. (NOAA treats Alaska and Hawaii separately, due to shorter weather data records there—though both states were significantly warmer than normal this winter. Weather records for the contiguous United States go back to 1895.)
NOAA blames the recent warm weather on a record-strength El Niño “and other climate patterns,” most notably, global warming. As a whole, this winter in the lower 48 was about 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 20th century average: a sharp contrast to the previous back-to-back frigid polar vortex winters, especially in the Northeast. But that doesn’t mean there was a lack of wintry weather: New York City, for example, had one of its warmest and snowiest winters on record, an odd combination to say the least.
Wow, that is all that needs to be said. Sure has been warm here.
Wow... and it still doesn't change the aggregate average global temperatures which show no increase for the past 17 years. Isn't Mother Nature impressive?
Why would anyone believe what an utterly ignorant person like yourself said on any subject?. Every Scientific Society, every National academy of Sceince, and every major University in the world states that global warming is a fact, and the the burning of fossil fuel is the cause.How is it that any American still believes anything the government says about global warming?
One would have to be utterly stupid.
Yeah it's been awesomeIt’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on Record
It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on RecordIn news that will surprise exactly no one, we just finished America’s warmest winter in history.
On Tuesday, NOAA released its official assessment of December, January, and February’s temperatures across the United States, and the results are striking: Not a single state in the U.S. had a cooler than average winter. (NOAA treats Alaska and Hawaii separately, due to shorter weather data records there—though both states were significantly warmer than normal this winter. Weather records for the contiguous United States go back to 1895.)
NOAA blames the recent warm weather on a record-strength El Niño “and other climate patterns,” most notably, global warming. As a whole, this winter in the lower 48 was about 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 20th century average: a sharp contrast to the previous back-to-back frigid polar vortex winters, especially in the Northeast. But that doesn’t mean there was a lack of wintry weather: New York City, for example, had one of its warmest and snowiest winters on record, an odd combination to say the least.
Wow, that is all that needs to be said. Sure has been warm here.
I'll take another winter just like this one any time
And then it gets warmer and warmer and then the amount of oxygen starts to drop and then....... no more us.
Oh, but before that happens the PH levels in the sea will change so much many creatures there will die of before we do.
You and I will both be dead long before that happens
Perhaps, but that's not a good reason for ignoring it. Maybe you're putting our grandchildren or great grand children right in the shit.
Hmmmmmmmm..................... 70 degrees adjusted by a factor of one is...................70 degrees. Kinda like your 12 amps in a Watt. LOLOh we all believe you old crock, but one last time for fun, can we see the temperatures? Like was it 70 degrees, instead of nasa computer saying, an adjusted factor of 1?Stupid is as stupid does. It ain't Ma Nature that has added over 120 ppm CO2 to the atmosphere. And the last 17 years have warmed significantly. All but 1 of the 10 warmest years have been in the last 17 years.It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on Record
It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on RecordIn news that will surprise exactly no one, we just finished America’s warmest winter in history.
On Tuesday, NOAA released its official assessment of December, January, and February’s temperatures across the United States, and the results are striking: Not a single state in the U.S. had a cooler than average winter. (NOAA treats Alaska and Hawaii separately, due to shorter weather data records there—though both states were significantly warmer than normal this winter. Weather records for the contiguous United States go back to 1895.)
NOAA blames the recent warm weather on a record-strength El Niño “and other climate patterns,” most notably, global warming. As a whole, this winter in the lower 48 was about 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the 20th century average: a sharp contrast to the previous back-to-back frigid polar vortex winters, especially in the Northeast. But that doesn’t mean there was a lack of wintry weather: New York City, for example, had one of its warmest and snowiest winters on record, an odd combination to say the least.
Wow, that is all that needs to be said. Sure has been warm here.
Wow... and it still doesn't change the aggregate average global temperatures which show no increase for the past 17 years. Isn't Mother Nature impressive?
Hey moron, Old Crock , I hear you are in college at 72, but you are failing spelling. which is as easy as pieWhy would anyone believe what an utterly ignorant person like yourself said on any subject?. Every Scientific Society, every National academy of Sceince, and every major University in the world states that global warming is a fact, and the the burning of fossil fuel is the cause.
Skull, you are a real bullshitter. The primary factor in nuclear power not being built in this nation is the cost and risk. And, with both solar and wind getting cheaper every day, economic factors are the reason that both are booming.Yeah it's been awesomeIt’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on Record
It’s Official: This Was America’s Warmest Winter on Record
Wow, that is all that needs to be said. Sure has been warm here.
I'll take another winter just like this one any time
And then it gets warmer and warmer and then the amount of oxygen starts to drop and then....... no more us.
Oh, but before that happens the PH levels in the sea will change so much many creatures there will die of before we do.
You and I will both be dead long before that happens
Perhaps, but that's not a good reason for ignoring it. Maybe you're putting our grandchildren or great grand children right in the shit.
Actually it's the wacko environmentalists doing that by blocking all attempts to build a nuclear power infrastructure that could provide enough abundant emission free power that would meet our current needs and those for centuries to come
Skull, you are a real bullshitter. The primary factor in nuclear power not being built in this nation is the cost and risk. And, with both solar and wind getting cheaper every day, economic factors are the reason that both are booming.Yeah it's been awesome
I'll take another winter just like this one any time
And then it gets warmer and warmer and then the amount of oxygen starts to drop and then....... no more us.
Oh, but before that happens the PH levels in the sea will change so much many creatures there will die of before we do.
You and I will both be dead long before that happens
Perhaps, but that's not a good reason for ignoring it. Maybe you're putting our grandchildren or great grand children right in the shit.
Actually it's the wacko environmentalists doing that by blocking all attempts to build a nuclear power infrastructure that could provide enough abundant emission free power that would meet our current needs and those for centuries to come
