Report: Warmest June on record globally - CNN.com
Hottest June on record. Let's see all those threads/posts about how cold it was this winter as proof positive that there is obviously no global warming.
So are you now declaring to be the leading socialist black pamper revolutionary on the board???
How about if you take your inane snitty little remarks directed toward me and stuff them where the sun doesn't shine??
What were some to the quotes attributed to Hitler's minister of propaganda??
"Tell a lie often enough and it becomes the truth."
"The bigger the lie the more people there are who are apt to believe it."
See post #152 in this thread to answer you question.
Record cold in Australia Where’s my Global Warming Dude? By Global Freeze
An appeal has been launched for donations of blankets and dry bedding as rain forces people out of Alice Springs town camps on what is likely to be the towns coldest day on record.
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ADELAIDE has shivered through its fifth consecutive overnight temperature below 5C and is heading for a record-equalling sixth tonight.
The Bureau of Meteorologys early forecast is for an overnight low of just 3C tonight and if correct it will equal the record run of six nights below 5C set in 1982.
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Sydneys week of cold weather continues, with the city recording its coldest June morning since 1949 when temperatures dived to 4.3 degrees.
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If you thought it was colder than normal, youre right: Melbourne is within reach of its longest cold snap in 14 years.
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The recent run of cold night weather in Perth could soon become the longest spell on record as the city shivers through its coldest June in 15 years.
That equals a run last July-August and is just two nights short of the all time record since the Bureau began recording temperatures at Mt Lawley in 1993.
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Queensland is normally known as the Sunshine State yet today saw a very different state of affairs, with thick cloud blanketing almost the whole state.
Brisbane only reached a maximum of 16 degrees, four below the July average and the coldest day in almost two whole years. Longreach, near the heart of Queensland, topped at just 14, the second coldest July day in 17 years. In fact, it was colder there at 3pm than it was at 9am.
It may be above your pay scale to understand the following but let me undertake to try to explain something to you that is in no way too nuanced for anyone to understand and neither is it the least bit 'retarded.'
If the mean Earth temperature does indeed reach higher temperatures than have been recorded by modern measuring devices over the past approximately one hundred fifty years, then;
1. That doesn't neccessarily prove those higher temperature rises are because of human activity because a; temperatures have been higher it times past the cause of which couldn't be attributed to mankind, b; although mankind, primarily through the use of fossil fuels, does contribute to the overall chemical make up of the atmosphere, that contrbution is still a very small percentage and c; we don't really know how to express all the factors, (solar, galactic, volcanic and oceanic activity for instances) into some equation and make accurate predictions plus we don't know what some of the uncontrolable factors may do in the future.
2. Is no cause for alarm because we have not yet reached the highest known temperatures of the past 2,000 or even 1,000 years and during that known warm period Earth's climate was more hospitable than now, so if indeed the temperature does rise even higher, that would be cause for celebration, not a reason to stand on the panic button.
The media keeps pushing this for political purposes in the hopes the people will accept cap and trade legislation as proposed by the administration and the democrat party.
Anyone who goes along with it has sh!t for brains imo because;
1. Science doesn't merit such draconian legislation.
2. If passed some commissar in some new federal agency will arbitrarily say who gets what credits and who doesn't, further corrupting the political/business process.
3. Even advocates state that the bill will actually do little if anything to affect global warming.
4. It is economic suicide for the average American citizen.