New Hampshire 2nd coldest place in the world yesterday

[whitehall]

Want to play games with statistics? Only Antarctica beat New Hampshire for the coldest place in the world just a couple of days ago. It was -52 in Antarctica and -31 in New Hampshire. What happened? The low temperature was recorded on Mt. Washington. It's no secret that the global warmers have their sensors set up on asphalt pavement in the summer or tin roofs. Why not use Mt. Washington as a basis for average temperatures in the winter?

 

[Old Rocks]

Positively balmy.

City Of Seneca Seneca Oregon

Situated on the Silvies River, Seneca is in Bear Valley at the northern edge of the Great Basin. While early homesteaders moved into the valley in the late 1800s, Seneca began growing in the 1920s as a company town for the Edward Hines Lumber Company, boasting a sawmill and the northern terminus of a (now-vacated) railroad track which extended south to Burns, Oregon.

Seneca experiences the coolest weather in Grant County, Oregon and has the distinction of the coldest official temperature recorded in the Oregon: 54 degrees below zero. The main industries in Seneca are ranching and timber production.

 

[mamooth]

. It's no secret that the global warmers have their sensors set up on asphalt pavement in the summer or tin roofs.

Cuckolo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, ...

Of course, it's possible you're not actually as crazy as you seem. You could be lying deliberately.

No matter. Whatever the root of your conspiracy nuttery, the fact that you repeat it so often means that everything you say on any topic should be assumed to be some sort of fabrication, unless independent evidence shows otherwise.

And by the way ...

U.S. Surface Climate Observing Reference Networks

NOAA maintains an absolutely pristine set of stations in perfect conditions.

They show the same warming trend as the imperfect stations.

Therefore, that particular denier conspiracy theory has been proven to be garbage, just like all the other conspiracy theories.

 

[jc456]

Positively balmy.

City Of Seneca Seneca Oregon

Situated on the Silvies River, Seneca is in Bear Valley at the northern edge of the Great Basin. While early homesteaders moved into the valley in the late 1800s, Seneca began growing in the 1920s as a company town for the Edward Hines Lumber Company, boasting a sawmill and the northern terminus of a (now-vacated) railroad track which extended south to Burns, Oregon.

Seneca experiences the coolest weather in Grant County, Oregon and has the distinction of the coldest official temperature recorded in the Oregon: 54 degrees below zero. The main industries in Seneca are ranching and timber production.

you post like a carriage return on a typewriter. Hit the carriage return, and make a statement about oregon. too funny. -5 in Chicago the other day, don't get your point other than you posting up your daily stupid about your temperatures. You should perhaps move if you feel your region is too warm for you.

 

[jc456]

. It's no secret that the global warmers have their sensors set up on asphalt pavement in the summer or tin roofs.

Cuckolo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo, ...

Of course, it's possible you're not actually as crazy as you seem. You could be lying deliberately.

No matter. Whatever the root of your conspiracy nuttery, the fact that you repeat it so often means that everything you say on any topic should be assumed to be some sort of fabrication, unless independent evidence shows otherwise.

And by the way ...

U.S. Surface Climate Observing Reference Networks

NOAA maintains an absolutely pristine set of stations in perfect conditions.

They show the same warming trend as the imperfect stations.

Therefore, that particular denier conspiracy theory has been proven to be garbage, just like all the other conspiracy theories.

NOAA maintains an absolutely pristine set of stations in perfect conditions.

that they have to go and adjust the data to make up for the lack of them not following the models. too funny ted.