Record Breaking Weather
Quote:Temperatures at Reno-Tahoe International Airport topped out at 105 degrees Monday, a degree over the previous record of 103 degrees set in 1972. It was the second day in a row for record heat in Reno after Sunday’s 103 degrees broke the 1972 record of 102.

http://www.rgj.com/story/news/2014/07/14.../12655491/
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(07-15-2014, 01:57 AM)chuck white Wrote:
Quote:Temperatures at Reno-Tahoe International Airport topped out at 105 degrees Monday, a degree over the previous record of 103 degrees set in 1972. It was the second day in a row for record heat in Reno after Sunday’s 103 degrees broke the 1972 record of 102.

http://www.rgj.com/story/news/2014/07/14.../12655491/

Quote:Brisbane records coldest morning in 103 years

Updated Sun 13 Jul 2014, 12:22am AEST
Barbed wire covered in ice Photo: Barbed wire is covered in ice after a cold morning in Stanthorpe. (Instagram: @goodbeermatt)
Map: Brisbane 4000

Brisbane has recorded its coldest morning in 103 years, with low temperatures also being felt across the rest of Queensland.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-07-12/br...rs/5591890
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And when we had our cold snap, the climate change denialists were going on and on about it. And ignoring the record highs in Australia. Now with our drought and heatwaves, they feel the need to point out record colds in Australia.

I don't suppose any of this could be related to serious issues with climate change, could it?
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http://www.lancastereaglegazette.com/usa...e/12642331

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Quote:Parts of the Midwest and Plains are getting a brief preview of September and October this week, as temperatures in many areas are dipping from 10 degrees to as much as 30 degrees below average.

Whether the chilly air is from the polar vortex or not -- a raging debate within the meteorological community over the past few days -- temperatures Tuesday morning could dip to record low levels (in the low 50s) in cities such as Chicago, Kansas City and Omaha, the Weather Channel predicts.

"Baseball fans watching Monday's Home Run Derby and Tuesday's All-Star Game at Target Field in Minneapolis may feel like they should be tailgating for a Minnesota Vikings football game in September," says AccuWeather meteorologist Kristina Pydynowski.

The core of the cool air will spread across the Great Lakes Tuesday through Wednesday, holding high temperatures in the 60s and lower 70s, Pydynowski reports.

By Wednesday morning, temperature records could fall in 30 cities, including Cincinnati, Des Moines and Madison, Wis. The chill should ease by week's end, however.

The Northwest won't be seeing any of the cool air, though, as a heat wave could lead to record high temperatures across the region.

Temperatures in Seattle should be in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees through mid-week, according to the Weather Channel. As of July 12, the city is in 2nd place for its warmest July on record, with temperatures averaging over 5 degrees above-average.

Highs above the 100-degree mark are likely in some locations in the Columbia River Basin, including Boise, Idaho, and Medford, Ore.
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(07-15-2014, 03:11 PM)HolyMaryMotherOfGod Wrote: http://www.lancastereaglegazette.com/usa...e/12642331

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Quote:Parts of the Midwest and Plains are getting a brief preview of September and October this week, as temperatures in many areas are dipping from 10 degrees to as much as 30 degrees below average.

Whether the chilly air is from the polar vortex or not -- a raging debate within the meteorological community over the past few days -- temperatures Tuesday morning could dip to record low levels (in the low 50s) in cities such as Chicago, Kansas City and Omaha, the Weather Channel predicts.

"Baseball fans watching Monday's Home Run Derby and Tuesday's All-Star Game at Target Field in Minneapolis may feel like they should be tailgating for a Minnesota Vikings football game in September," says AccuWeather meteorologist Kristina Pydynowski.

The core of the cool air will spread across the Great Lakes Tuesday through Wednesday, holding high temperatures in the 60s and lower 70s, Pydynowski reports.

By Wednesday morning, temperature records could fall in 30 cities, including Cincinnati, Des Moines and Madison, Wis. The chill should ease by week's end, however.

The Northwest won't be seeing any of the cool air, though, as a heat wave could lead to record high temperatures across the region.

Temperatures in Seattle should be in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees through mid-week, according to the Weather Channel. As of July 12, the city is in 2nd place for its warmest July on record, with temperatures averaging over 5 degrees above-average.

Highs above the 100-degree mark are likely in some locations in the Columbia River Basin, including Boise, Idaho, and Medford, Ore.
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Whether the chilly air is from the polar vortex or not -- a raging debate within the meteorological community over the past few days --"


LOL I didn't know it was even debatable. It seems obvious to me this pattern is directly caused by a hurricane.
I guess some people just can't believe their lying eyes.

I have a fan in the air conditioned bedroom that until now I thought was blowing the cold air out to the rest of the house.
But maybe notBlinkRazz
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(07-15-2014, 12:37 PM)csrowan Wrote: And when we had our cold snap, the climate change denialists were going on and on about it. And ignoring the record highs in Australia. Now with our drought and heatwaves, they feel the need to point out record colds in Australia.

I don't suppose any of this could be related to serious issues with climate change, could it?

And your explanation of the severe drought that caused the dust bowl of the dirty thirties is.......?
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(07-15-2014, 03:11 PM)HolyMaryMotherOfGod Wrote: http://www.lancastereaglegazette.com/usa...e/12642331

doGfOrehtoMyraMyloH! Surprised

Mea iam longo tempore abiit ....
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(07-15-2014, 03:58 PM)Valuesize Wrote:
(07-15-2014, 03:11 PM)HolyMaryMotherOfGod Wrote: http://www.lancastereaglegazette.com/usa...e/12642331

doGfOrehtoMyraMyloH! Surprised

Mea iam longo tempore abiit ....

Fui ibi per omnia, ut tacere
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(07-15-2014, 03:45 PM)SFLiberal Wrote:
(07-15-2014, 12:37 PM)csrowan Wrote: And when we had our cold snap, the climate change denialists were going on and on about it. And ignoring the record highs in Australia. Now with our drought and heatwaves, they feel the need to point out record colds in Australia.

I don't suppose any of this could be related to serious issues with climate change, could it?

And your explanation of the severe drought that caused the dust bowl of the dirty thirties is.......?

Bad farming techniques
left the soil exposed to blow away.
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(07-15-2014, 05:12 PM)chuck white Wrote:
(07-15-2014, 03:45 PM)SFLiberal Wrote:
(07-15-2014, 12:37 PM)csrowan Wrote: And when we had our cold snap, the climate change denialists were going on and on about it. And ignoring the record highs in Australia. Now with our drought and heatwaves, they feel the need to point out record colds in Australia.

I don't suppose any of this could be related to serious issues with climate change, could it?

And your explanation of the severe drought that caused the dust bowl of the dirty thirties is.......?

Bad farming techniques
left the soil exposed to blow away.

Henry Fonda and Woody Guthrie. Pretty sure they had something to do with it.
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(07-15-2014, 05:12 PM)chuck white Wrote:
(07-15-2014, 03:45 PM)SFLiberal Wrote:
(07-15-2014, 12:37 PM)csrowan Wrote: And when we had our cold snap, the climate change denialists were going on and on about it. And ignoring the record highs in Australia. Now with our drought and heatwaves, they feel the need to point out record colds in Australia.

I don't suppose any of this could be related to serious issues with climate change, could it?

And your explanation of the severe drought that caused the dust bowl of the dirty thirties is.......?

Bad farming techniques
left the soil exposed to blow away.

Poor farming may have caused the bust bowl but it didn't cause the severe drought that caused crops to fail. So was it Global Warming? Global Cooling? Climate Change? Global Climate Disruption? Or just plain old cyclical weather patterns created by El Nino or La Nina?
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(07-16-2014, 09:17 AM)SFLiberal Wrote:
(07-15-2014, 05:12 PM)chuck white Wrote:
(07-15-2014, 03:45 PM)SFLiberal Wrote:
(07-15-2014, 12:37 PM)csrowan Wrote: And when we had our cold snap, the climate change denialists were going on and on about it. And ignoring the record highs in Australia. Now with our drought and heatwaves, they feel the need to point out record colds in Australia.

I don't suppose any of this could be related to serious issues with climate change, could it?

And your explanation of the severe drought that caused the dust bowl of the dirty thirties is.......?

Bad farming techniques
left the soil exposed to blow away.

Poor farming may have caused the bust bowl but it didn't cause the severe drought that caused crops to fail. So was it Global Warming? Global Cooling? Climate Change? Global Climate Disruption? Or just plain old cyclical weather patterns created by El Nino or La Nina?

We have always had droughts, but because of deep plowing (caused by man), the drought became a serious problem.
Today the droughts will be worse than those of the past, also record rain falls will be worse. During a shift in climate due to changes in conditions, weather will fluctuate wildly from one extreme to another. Think about a boat on the water. sure it rocks up and down. now drop a heavy load at one end and it will sink to a lower level, but in the process it will go up and down with more amplitude, before settling to a lower level.
So during this rocking of the boat, boat sinking deniers will point out how the boat is higher out of the water when it's at one of those maximums.
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Another record. Damn global warming.....

Quote:Cold Temps Break 128-Year Record in Mobile
Posted: Jul 17, 2014 6:51 AM PST Updated: Jul 17, 2014 6:57 AM PST
By Associated Press



MOBILE, Ala. (AP) - Forecasters say Mobile has broken a 128-year-old record with a low temperature of 64 degrees.

The National Weather Service says the low Thursday morning was 1 degree cooler than the low of 65 degrees set in 1886.
http://www.wkrg.com/story/26042860/cold-...-in-mobile
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And here it thought it was man that was responsible for climate change. Silly me...

Quote:The sun has gone quiet…solar cycle 24 continues to rank as one of the weakest cycles more than a century

'If history is a guide, it is safe to say that weak solar activity for a prolonged period of time can have a negative impact on global temperatures in the troposphere which is the bottom-most layer of Earth’s atmosphere - and where we all live.'

Related Links:

Global Temperature Standstill Lengthens: No global warming for 17 years 10 months – Since Sept. 1996 (214 months)
http://www.climatedepot.com/2014/07/17/t...a-century/
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(07-17-2014, 11:18 AM)SFLiberal Wrote: And here it thought it was man that was responsible for climate change. Silly me...

Silly is a good start but it's still not even close. Have you recently had counseling? It showsBig Grin

Anyone who STILL denies that climate change is anthropogenic (human caused) is more than just silly.
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(07-17-2014, 01:17 PM)tvguy Wrote:
(07-17-2014, 11:18 AM)SFLiberal Wrote: And here it thought it was man that was responsible for climate change. Silly me...

Silly is a good start but it's still not even close. Have you recently had counseling? It showsBig Grin

Anyone who STILL denies that climate change is anthropogenic (human caused) is more than just silly.

Grape or Cherry? What flavor of kool-aid do you prefer?
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(07-17-2014, 02:13 PM)SFLiberal Wrote:
(07-17-2014, 01:17 PM)tvguy Wrote:
(07-17-2014, 11:18 AM)SFLiberal Wrote: And here it thought it was man that was responsible for climate change. Silly me...

Silly is a good start but it's still not even close. Have you recently had counseling? It showsBig Grin

Anyone who STILL denies that climate change is anthropogenic (human caused) is more than just silly.

Grape or Cherry? What flavor of kool-aid do you prefer?

Your tiny Klan of denial and ignorance reminds me a lot more of Jim Jones followers than the 90 plus percent of educated scientists and climatologists all over the world.. You know the people who don't drink the kool-aid and who don't make moronic conclusions just to try and keep their loopy conspiracy theories alive.
BTW How hard is it to wash off that Kool-aid mustache?

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(07-17-2014, 11:15 AM)SFLiberal Wrote: Another record. Damn global warming.....

Quote:Cold Temps Break 128-Year Record in Mobile
Posted: Jul 17, 2014 6:51 AM PST Updated: Jul 17, 2014 6:57 AM PST
By Associated Press



MOBILE, Ala. (AP) - Forecasters say Mobile has broken a 128-year-old record with a low temperature of 64 degrees.

The National Weather Service says the low Thursday morning was 1 degree cooler than the low of 65 degrees set in 1886.
http://www.wkrg.com/story/26042860/cold-...-in-mobile

Extreme weather, both hot and cold are signs of global warming.
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Quote:California just finished the hottest first half year on record, a period going back 120 years,
http://www.climatecentral.org/news/calif...cord-17774
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