WSJ: The World Bakes Under Extreme Heat

Does more snow in winter men it's not getting warmer?
Or could it mean you have the same or even slightly higher temp with more water vapor in the air due to warmer temps?

More statistically sensible intelligent:
What percent of days in S Utah were above average temp?
What percent of the planet is S Utah?

**** your illogical backyard/city/local WEATHER.
We are talking GLOBAL averages.
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Correct. More snow in winter meant that it remained colder and wetter. Very good.
 
You do realize that modern society sucks.

Modern society, backward ag practices.
Those 'steaming mountains' are feedlot manure piles going to waste, polluting the ground water and releasing CO2 and methane into the atmosphere.
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Feels OK to me. Sorry, but I am not ruining my standard of living over your skittishness.
 
Our standard of living would be better if we did things the right way.

What "right" way? So far all we've gotten is give up your meat for bugs, give up your AC, your ICE vehicles, your gas stoves etc etc etc.
 
Correct. More snow in winter meant that it remained colder and wetter. Very good.
False.
It could remain the Same temp with more water vapor blowing in from the warmER pacific.
and you didn't answer the rest you DISHONEST Low life.

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""More statistically sensible intelligent:
What percent of days in S Utah were above average temp?
What percent of the planet is S Utah?

**** your illogical cherry-picked backyard/city/local WEATHER.
We are talking GLOBAL averages.""

You lose.
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..and then every blue moon or so, the peanut gallery's antics surpassed the humor level of a box of rocks..
 
You're a liar. No one knows the temps from 100000 years ago. Besides, 1980 was hotter which is a fact. Stop.lying.
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Forbes:

July 4 Was Earth’s Hottest Day In Over 100,000 Years—Breaking Record For 2nd Day In A Row




July 2023 Is Hottest Month Ever Recorded on Earth

Preliminary analyses show that this July is virtually certain to be the hottest month on record for the planet by a wide margin, largely because of global warming
  • ScientificAmerican - July 27, 2023
This July is set to be the hottest month ever recorded on Earth—and likely the hottest in about 120,000 years—preliminary analyses show.

With just a few days left in the month, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the European Union–funded Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) and Leipzig University in Germany have combined temperature data for July 2023 so far with projections for the remainder of the month and have found it will be the hottest July by a wide margin....


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westwall
ActionJackson

Forbes:

July 4 Was Earth’s Hottest Day In Over 100,000 Years—Breaking Record For 2nd Day In A Row



July 2023 Is Hottest Month Ever Recorded on Earth

Preliminary analyses show that this July is virtually certain to be the hottest month on record for the planet by a wide margin, largely because of global warming
  • ScientificAmerican - July 27, 2023
This July is set to be the hottest month ever recorded on Earth—and likely the hottest in about 120,000 years—preliminary analyses show.

With just a few days left in the month, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the European Union–funded Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) and Leipzig University in Germany have combined temperature data for July 2023 so far with projections for the remainder of the month and have found it will be the hottest July by a wide margin....


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1980 was hotter liar. It's a recorded fact. Lol, all your fake news links all say could have, July is set, projections. Lol, all bullshit.. so I just put this lying pos on ignore.
 
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ActionJackson
petro

Forbes:

July 4 Was Earth’s Hottest Day In Over 100,000 Years—Breaking Record For 2nd Day In A Row




July 2023 Is Hottest Month Ever Recorded on Earth

Preliminary analyses show that this July is virtually certain to be the hottest month on record for the planet by a wide margin, largely because of global warming
  • ScientificAmerican - July 27, 2023
This July is set to be the hottest month ever recorded on Earth—and likely the hottest in about 120,000 years—preliminary analyses show.

With just a few days left in the month, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the European Union–funded Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) and Leipzig University in Germany have combined temperature data for July 2023 so far with projections for the remainder of the month and have found it will be the hottest July by a wide margin....


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Forbes is lying.
 
I just Showed it was NOT.
Now you have to show me a LINK for your EMPTY claim. Repeating means NOTHING.
Know how this works yet you 12 IQ Muther Licker?
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I posted phoenix and Dallas, now you post where it's hottest this year? BTW, in Dallas it was 1980 @ 112!!!!!

your passion for your lie is noted.
 
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westwall
ActionJackson
petro

Forbes:

July 4 Was Earth’s Hottest Day In Over 100,000 Years—Breaking Record For 2nd Day In A Row




July 2023 Is Hottest Month Ever Recorded on Earth

Preliminary analyses show that this July is virtually certain to be the hottest month on record for the planet by a wide margin, largely because of global warming
  • ScientificAmerican - July 27, 2023
This July is set to be the hottest month ever recorded on Earth—and likely the hottest in about 120,000 years—preliminary analyses show.

With just a few days left in the month, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the European Union–funded Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) and Leipzig University in Germany have combined temperature data for July 2023 so far with projections for the remainder of the month and have found it will be the hottest July by a wide margin....


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The exact modeling system used to estimate Tuesday’s temperature has only been used since 1979, but scientists are able to estimate average temperatures going back tens of thousands of years by using instrument-based global temperature records, tree rings and ice cores, climate scientist Paulo Ceppi told the Washington Post.

If you think tree rings and ice cores in a few locations allow scientists to calculate average global temperatures to 2 decimal places 100,000 years ago, you may be as dumb as abu.
 
The exact modeling system used to estimate Tuesday’s temperature has only been used since 1979, but scientists are able to estimate average temperatures going back tens of thousands of years by using instrument-based global temperature records, tree rings and ice cores, climate scientist Paulo Ceppi told the Washington Post.

If you think tree rings and ice cores in a few locations allow scientists to calculate average global temperatures to 2 decimal places 100,000 years ago, you may be as dumb as abu.
DOH!
 

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