We’re experiencing Earth’s Hottest Weather in 120,000 Years, and it’s just getting Started

[EMH]

Professor Lindzen researched hundreds of papers with the assistance of other climatologists. Even IPCC brought him in.

LOL!!!

So the IPCC is what you would call "honest reputable scientists?"

LOL!!

Do you believe Antarctica is "melting?"

 

[Slyhunter]

Maybe Greenland will be green again.

 

[DakotaKai_fan20]

Charleston just saw its hottest August on record. So did 8 other cities across the South.​

• By Clare Fieseler cfieseler@postandcourier.com
• Sep 13, 2023

The story of the summer was record-breaking heat that scorched America. And Charleston was no exception.

South Carolina's largest city cataloged its hottest August on record, according to the latest regional climate summary released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on Sept. 8...."

Charleston just saw its hottest August on record. So did 8 other cities across the South.

Charleston residents may be surprised that August was so historically scorching. The out-of-the-ordinary heat likely occurred while we were sleeping.

www.postandcourier.com

But does that cover December to March in Myrtle Beach? No.

 

[Crick]

But does that cover December to March in Myrtle Beach? No.

I think the point is this:

The number of high temperature records is steadily increasing. The number of low temperature records is steadily decreasing.

 

[DakotaKai_fan20]

I think the point is this:

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The number of high temperature records is steadily increasing. The number of low temperature records is steadily decreasing.

Yet could you explain that cold winter?

 

[ding]

I think the point is this:

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The number of high temperature records is steadily increasing. The number of low temperature records is steadily decreasing.

And you think this is unusual for an interglacial period?

 

[abu afak]

But does that cover December to March in Myrtle Beach? No.

I was just trying to point out to your No IQ self that you were even wrong about local weather nearby.
And IAC, THE WEATHER IN MYRTLE BEACH (OR YOUR BACKYARD) MEANS SHlT TO GLOBAL WARMING/THEE THREAD TOPIC.
CHICKEN FRIED CHICKEN.
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[EMH]

Maybe Greenland will be green again.

It will, when it tectonically moves further than 600 miles from the North Pole, but not until then.

 

[EMH]

And you think this is unusual for an interglacial period?

Is it "unusual" for an "interglacial period" to have 97% of the planet's ice continue to GROW right through the so called "interglacial?"

 

[DakotaKai_fan20]

I was just trying to point out to your No IQ self that you were even wrong about local weather nearby.
And IAC, THE WEATHER IN MYRTLE BEACH (OR YOUR BACKYARD) MEANS SHlT TO GLOBAL WARMING/THEE THREAD TOPIC.
CHICKEN FRIED CHICKEN.
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Excuse me? I have 160 IQ.

 

[ding]

Is it "unusual" for an "interglacial period" to have 97% of the planet's ice continue to GROW right through the so called "interglacial?"

Not really. Climate fluctuations increased when the planet became bipolar glaciated. There can be cooling trends in interglacial periods and warming trends in glacial. Those trends can be abrupt and can reverse themselves abruptly.

 

[EMH]

Not really. Climate fluctuations increased when the planet became bipolar glaciated. There can be cooling trends in interglacial periods and warming trends in glacial. Those trends can be abrupt and can reverse themselves abruptly.

LOL!!!

What relentless BULLSHIT.

An "interglacial" is a period where Earth loses ice, except when it doesn't, it in fact GROWS ICE, and that doesn't matter, because whether Earth ice is growing or not, "Ding" will PARROT the "interglacial/glacial" BULLSHIT

 

[ding]

LOL!!!

What relentless BULLSHIT.

An "interglacial" is a period where Earth loses ice, except when it doesn't, it in fact GROWS ICE, and that doesn't matter, because whether Earth ice is growing or not, "Ding" will PARROT the "interglacial/glacial" BULLSHIT

 

[EMH]

From Google...

During an interglacial period, glaciers retreat and sea levels rise.


LOL!!!

Yet during the "interglacial" 20k years ago, the glaciers did not retreat, THEY GREW AND THE ICE CORES PROVE IT.

 

[abu afak]

Excuse me? I have 160 IQ.

Really!
And you like the WWE, and Hope to be a Security Guard!
LOL/WTF/ROTFLMAO

"...My interests are wrestling, particularly WWE, gaming, tracking hurricanes, and baseball. (Go Braves!) I am very nice and have good 'ol southern hospitality. I hope to be a security guard.".."

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[Crick]

Excuse me? I have 160 IQ.

That was a poorly chosen response.

 

[Crick]

From Google...

During an interglacial period, glaciers retreat and sea levels rise.

Yet during the "interglacial" 20k years ago, the glaciers did not retreat, THEY GREW AND THE ICE CORES PROVE IT.

Look, at the temperature anomaly 20,000 years ago you ignorant, lying fool. We were at the absolute minimum temperature point of the last GLACIAL period.

 

[EMH]

Look, at the temperature anomaly 20,000 years ago you ignorant, lying fool. We were at the absolute minimum temperature point of the last GLACIAL period.

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The "temperature readings" from ice cores are hardly "rock solid reliable data."

They do not correlate with the fact that the ice cores from Greenland and Antarctica both grew straight through your last so-called "interglacial."

Combined with McBullshit, it is clear the reason why this "anomaly" doesn't get any attention is because there is an "agenda" behind the "interglacial" bullshit, and that "agenda" is to deny the truth that


GREENLAND FROZE WHILE NORTH AMERICA THAWED


which completely obliterates Co2 as any form of climate influencer at all...

 

[Crick]

The "temperature readings" from ice cores are hardly "rock solid reliable data."

They are THE best temperature data for that span of time. If you think you have something better - if you think the world's scientists are operating with data that completely flips glacial and interglacial periods that are 10C and 100,000 years apart, please ******* explain why we shouldn't just conclude you have NO ******* IDEA what you're talking about.

They do not correlate with the fact that the ice cores from Greenland and Antarctica both grew straight through your last so-called "interglacial."

I just demonstrated that that point in time YOU tried to identify as interglacial was, in fact, the coldest point of the last glacial.

Besides which, if the average temperature at point X is -30C, the temperature can rise 10C and STILL SNOW YOU ******* IGNORANT, LYING PIECE OF SHIT

If you'd like anyone here to actually treat you like a human being, act like one and address the FACT that you just made a mistake.

 

[EMH]

They are THE best temperature data for that span of time.

LOL!!!

Tell us how we know Earth's exact temperature during a full year from one layer of ice buried on top of one spot on Antarctica???

LOL!!!

Nashville, for example, had a record warm August in 2007. Then it had a record cold July in 2008, getting to 90 all of 4 times the entire month, even having two sunny days that did not reach 80F. To you fucked in the head retards, that is an "interglacial" in 2007 followed by a "glacial" in 2008...

I just demonstrated that that point in time YOU tried to identify as interglacial was, in fact, the coldest point of the last glacial.

LOL!!!

"Ding" said it was an "interglacial." You say it was a "glacial." Tell us, according to you, WHEN was the last "interglacial?"

Besides which, if the average temperature at point X is -30C, the temperature can rise 10C and STILL SNOW YOU ******* IGNORANT, LYING PIECE OF SHIT

If you'd like anyone here to actually treat you like a human being, act like one and address the FACT that you just made a mistake.

Your side makes the bullshit definitions, asshole.

https://www.google.com/search?q=interglacial+period&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS1003US1003&oq=in&aqs=chrome.0.69i59j69i57j69i59j0i131i433i512l3j46i131i199i433i465i512j46i433i512l2j0i131i433i512.3166j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

An interglacial period is a geological period of warmer temperatures that occurs between glacial periods during an ice age. During an interglacial period, glaciers retreat


So tell us, since 20k years ago massively failed, WHEN was the last "interglacial" where "glaciers retreated?"