Global Warming huh...On pace to be coldest July EVER

[StayTrue]

From my local paper (Erie, PA)

July offers bit of cold reality: Month on pace to be chilliest July ever

Average Temp in July: 71.8

Lowest July on record (1976): 66.4

Average temperature in the first 20 days of July this year: 65.3

Currently 1.1 degrees cooler than the average July on record

Average: 71.8

MUST...STOP...CARBON!!!!!

 

[acptulsa]

We won't even reach 90 today. I don't ever remember a July day where that didn't happen, and I've lived here most of my life.

 

[Natalie]

It's pretty hot here, IMO.

Although, there have been record cold temperatures all around the world this year.

 

[StayTrue]

in case i wasnt clear those are the average temps for Erie, PA

 

[__27__]

in case i wasnt clear those are the average temps for Erie, PA

Minnesota is also setting record lows. Just the other day we had the lowest recorded temperature for that day in history, and the monthly average is also well down.

More research is DEFINITELY needed into what actually makes our climate change, and if there is anything we can, or even SHOULD do to affect that, but the answer is not leaping to grab hold of junk science.

 

[Scofield]

It hasn't reached 90 once this summer, and probably no more than ~85. It's usually been around 70 degrees thus far this summer. I live in New York.

Most days it's cloudy, rainy, and/or cold. I rarely even see the sun, and if I do, it's usually surrounded by big clouds.

What a crappy summer.

 

[Krugerrand]

You silly bean! Didn't you get the memo that we call it "Climate Change" now. We are only to reference "global warming" on above average temperature days.

Clearly if today is not the same as yesterday or is not the same as this day last year, then the human population is inviting its own peril. We can only be saved by financially supporting Super Al.

You are either need more Kool Aid ... or you are an oil company hack!

 

[Stary Hickory]

Does this mean I can stop holding my breath now?

 

[Zippyjuan]

Temperatures going up or down for one year or a couple of years is not a significant trend. You have to look at long term results.

 

[__27__]

Temperatures going up or down for one year or a couple of years is not a significant trend. You have to look at long term results.

Temperatures gong up or down for THIRTY years is not a significant trend. That's quite the point of all of this. Real research hasn't been conducted, all we've been given is reactionary junk science based on 30 years of insignificant data on a timeline of hundreds of millions of years.

 

[Stary Hickory]

Temperatures going up or down for one year or a couple of years is not a significant trend. You have to look at long term results.

How about the enitrity of Earths existence? Either way global warming activists lose. In recent years it's been cooler, there have been ice ages off and on, there have been periods that were much hotter.

People here are not saying that one cold summer is significant, they are merely tossing right back at the global warmign religous zealots their own medicine.

 

[muh_roads]

Minnesota is also setting record lows. Just the other day we had the lowest recorded temperature for that day in history, and the monthly average is also well down.

More research is DEFINITELY needed into what actually makes our climate change, and if there is anything we can, or even SHOULD do to affect that, but the answer is not leaping to grab hold of junk science.

http://www.minnesotansforglobalwarming.com/m4gw/

 

[pcosmar]

Damn. I was looking forward to my property value going up as Lake Superior overflowed the banks and my place became shoreline property.
Shucks.

 

[muh_roads]

U of MN is claiming their lakes are drying up. I have no opinions on this.

 

[Krugerrand]

or perhaps we need to some of that "global governance" that Super Al talks about:
http://minnesotansforglobalwarming....-help-bring-about-global-governance.html#more

 

[puppetmaster]

Temperatures going up or down for one year or a couple of years is not a significant trend. You have to look at long term results.

facts are that there is no significant trend.....

 

[Danke]

Damn. I was looking forward to my property value going up as Lake Superior overflowed the banks and my place became shoreline property.
Shucks.

This cooling trend could hurt my latest business venture.

 

[catdd]

Whether there is global warming or not, this has been the mildest and most delightful July weather I have ever seen in Tn.

 

[2young2vote]

There have been maybe 2 days that have been near 90 here in the middle of Michigan. Usually we have had entire weeks that are in the 90s and it has even reached 100 in years past. That really stinks because i work at an ice cream shop and we need hot weather to survive

 

[BenIsForRon]

Jesus, this thread is full of shit.

You guys never know what the fuck you believe.

One day its: The earth is warming, it's just not man's fault!

The next day its: The earth is cooling, suck it environmentalists!!!