More record temps


Thanks for bringing up Austin. You're the best!

Central Texas could see a high of 100 degrees today in what’s shaping up to be a record June month for heat, said Bob Rose, meteorologist for the Lower Colorado River Authority.

The region just missed the triple-digit mark yesterday, with Camp Mabry posting a high of 99 and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport at 98, according to the National Weather Service.

Lingering moisture in the ground from last week’s rains helped contribute to the slightly lower temperatures, Rose said. Also, the center of yesterday’s high was over Northeast Texas, not Austin, as it has been in recent days, Rose said.

The slight decline in temperatures shouldn’t stay long, Rose warns. He’s expecting triple-digit heat today and into the July 4 weekend.

The additional heat this week could make this one of the hottest Junes on record. The hottest June, based on an average overall temperature of 87.4, was set in 2008. For now, we’re looking at the second hottest June with an average June temperature of 87.1, he said.

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fAiL s0n......................

Two of the last three years have been the coolest Junes in New York City on record. And this June..........we froze our asses off most of the month with the tempertautures barely making 80 degree's.

In New York, It’s the Summer That Isn’t - NYTimes.com

I guess global warming has decided to bypass New York and aim at Texas!!:up:

The k00ks always want to post up the data THEY want people to see........so they fall all over themselves to find area's in the country where its currently hot as shit. How gay?


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c'mon Chris........stop being such a hysterical limpwristed asshole!!! Loser stays up nights looking for temperature data that fits his agenda!!:gay:
 
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Remember, folks, if the weather's hot, it's proof of global warming. If the weather's cold, it's proof of global warming. If the weather's normal, it's proof of global warming.

The pretty much cover it, Chris?
 
Remember, folks, if the weather's hot, it's proof of global warming. If the weather's cold, it's proof of global warming. If the weather's normal, it's proof of global warming.

The pretty much cover it, Chris?
First, define normal. :razz:
 

Thanks for bringing up Austin. You're the best!

Central Texas could see a high of 100 degrees today in what’s shaping up to be a record June month for heat, said Bob Rose, meteorologist for the Lower Colorado River Authority.

The region just missed the triple-digit mark yesterday, with Camp Mabry posting a high of 99 and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport at 98, according to the National Weather Service.

Lingering moisture in the ground from last week’s rains helped contribute to the slightly lower temperatures, Rose said. Also, the center of yesterday’s high was over Northeast Texas, not Austin, as it has been in recent days, Rose said.

The slight decline in temperatures shouldn’t stay long, Rose warns. He’s expecting triple-digit heat today and into the July 4 weekend.

The additional heat this week could make this one of the hottest Junes on record. The hottest June, based on an average overall temperature of 87.4, was set in 2008. For now, we’re looking at the second hottest June with an average June temperature of 87.1, he said.

Austin news, sports, weather, Longhorns, business | Statesman.com
You're tall and live with raftered low ceilings, don't you?
 
Remember, folks, if the weather's hot, it's proof of global warming. If the weather's cold, it's proof of global warming. If the weather's normal, it's proof of global warming.

The pretty much cover it, Chris?
First, define normal. :razz:

On the Giss/Noaa graph I believe they consider "normal" to be 0c, which in 1880 we where near -.2c below that line and today. They consider the mid evil warm period near .3 to .4c, while today near .5 to .6c. They based this normal based on the interglacial period that has been going on for the past 10,000 years.
 
Remember, folks, if the weather's hot, it's proof of global warming. If the weather's cold, it's proof of global warming. If the weather's normal, it's proof of global warming.

The pretty much cover it, Chris?
First, define normal. :razz:

On the Giss/Noaa graph I believe they consider "normal" to be 0c, which in 1880 we where near -.2c below that line and today. They consider the mid evil warm period near .3 to .4c, while today near .5 to .6c. They based this normal based on the interglacial period that has been going on for the past 10,000 years.
First engage your rhetoricalometer, then your sarcas-o-meter.
 
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Yeah, I heard that. Yoot Aww must be very happy with the results of Glowbull Warnin' if they keep getting ski seasons like this.

Isn't it handy when you can claim that every single weather phenomenon is created by your pet cause?
Three cheers for the religion of weather! Now let's begin our 'greet the morning ceremony' with the chant of obedience...

It is all man's fault
It is all man's fault

It is all man's fault
It is all man's fault

It is all man's fault
It is all man's fault

Good!

Now, we must commit our morning sacrifice of a denier to keep the sun from going out and CO2 at bay lest we be destroyed in a burny-freezy-rain-ball-of-hail-snow-drought-flood.
 
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2011 6 0.277

5th warmest junes


2010, 1998, 2002, 1991, 2011

June 2010 still was under the Atmosphere of a fairly strong nino, 1998 WAS under the effects of the most powerful nino in history, 2002 the same. 1991 if I remember right was to. First neutral June to get into the top 5.

Warm SST anomalies <=1°C subsequently began to appear in the central and eastern Pacific in mid-1991. However, the ENSO really began to take shape in September 1991, when an abrupt SST increase (e.g., 2°C at 0°, 140°W) interrupted the normal seasonal evolution of the equatorial cold tongue (Fig. 2b). This sharp rise in SST was associated with a westerly wind burst of several weeks duration west of the dateline in August- September (Fig. 2a). A second pronounced episode of westerly winds penetrated eastward to 170°W during November and December 1991, followed by a third westerly wind event that reached all the way to 140°W for a few days in January 1992. SST anomalies east of the date line grew in response to the amplification and eastward extension of these westerly wind anomalies, peaking at >2°C near 155°W in the first quarter of 1992. By March, 28°C SSTs, values usually confined to west of 170°W along the equator, appeared as far east as 110°W (Fig. 3a). Conversely, under the influence of intense local westerly wind forcing, SST decreased to near-normal temperatures in the western Pacific (Figs. 2b and 4b). The lowest monthly values of the SOI during the event (-3.4 and -3.0) were reached in January and March 1992 (Climate Analysis Center, 1993).
 
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2011 6 0.277

5th warmest junes


2010, 1998, 2002, 1991, 2011




I wonder how they calculated that this was one of the warmest Junes ever. The amount of snow still on the ground belies their assertions.
 

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