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I am now seeing an effect of "climate change." Apparently if it isn't cold as hell in March it causes some people's shorts to get in a knot. I can't blame them for being cranky.
You people are so dumb it's painful...I am now seeing an effect of "climate change." Apparently if it isn't cold as hell in March it causes some people's shorts to get in a knot. I can't blame them for being cranky.
'Hottest month' records don't always matter – but February 2016 does
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'Hottest month' records don't always matter – but February 2016 does
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Monthly temperature records aren't necessarily important, climate researchers say, but the month-to-month, year-to-year trend is deeply troubling.
By Molly Jackson, Staff MARCH 16, 2016
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Not only was it the hottest February on record, but it showed the biggest spike in temperature since scientists starting keeping track more than a century ago, according to NASA data.
On Saturday, the Administration's Goddard Institute for Space Studies released a report showing February 2016 to be not just the hottest February on record, but the hottest seasonally-adjusted month since 1880.
I always try to say "brainwashed functional" morons, but seriously ...