Death Valley was cooler than Missoula, Montana on SundayWeather | 206775 hits | Aug 06 12:25 am | Posted by: N_Fiddledog  Death Valley, Calif., which is known for being the world�s hottest location, maxed out at a relatively chilly 89 degrees on Sunday. This temperature � nearly 30 degrees below average � was its coolest high temperature on record for the date by a whopping Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Oh no! We're having the weather!
Oh no it's warm in Alberta this July
Well it obviously can't be global warming if we're not setting a new heat record every day. Simple logic really. If today is cooler than yesterday, where's the warming, huh?
Said people who don't understand the statistical term 'average'.
" these patterns could be linked to climate change. With a warming climate the jet stream is unquestionably affected, said University of British Columbia climate professor Simon Donner.
�It�s possible that what we are going to see in the future is that jet stream is a bit slower and a bit wavier,� Donner told CBC News. �Meaning air is going to drag up further north from southern regions and cold air is going to be dragged further south, and I think that�s a little of what we�re seeing this summer.�
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/summer-an ... -1.2723252
No agenda there from the left winged alarmists...none what so ever.
Sure they do. On average the weather is going to get cooler for the next 6 months. So where's the warming, huh?
Oh come on! You can troll better than that amateurish attempt!
It's cool in Ontario this summer.....must be climate change scream the alarmist media.
" these patterns could be linked to climate change. With a warming climate the jet stream is unquestionably affected, said University of British Columbia climate professor Simon Donner.
�It�s possible that what we are going to see in the future is that jet stream is a bit slower and a bit wavier,� Donner told CBC News. �Meaning air is going to drag up further north from southern regions and cold air is going to be dragged further south, and I think that�s a little of what we�re seeing this summer.�
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/summer-an ... -1.2723252
No agenda there from the left winged alarmists...none what so ever.
Except that it's true. Supertyphoon Neoguri caused a major disturbance in the jet stream which brought polar temperatures to the east of North America, and tropical heat to the West. Watch the X's in the image form into the low pressure system:
Science is neither 'left' nor 'right'. It just is.
Well, let's see you do better.
I have better things to do that try to piss people off. I just don't get my jollies when I drive people mad with rage.
Unless I'm playing Call of Duty. Then I go out of my way to do that.
My bad. I shouldn't be showing evidence of it's effects.
It's cool in Ontario this summer.....must be climate change scream the alarmist media.
" these patterns could be linked to climate change. With a warming climate the jet stream is unquestionably affected, said University of British Columbia climate professor Simon Donner.
�It�s possible that what we are going to see in the future is that jet stream is a bit slower and a bit wavier,� Donner told CBC News. �Meaning air is going to drag up further north from southern regions and cold air is going to be dragged further south, and I think that�s a little of what we�re seeing this summer.�
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/summer-an ... -1.2723252
No agenda there from the left winged alarmists...none what so ever.
Except that it's true. Supertyphoon Neoguri caused a major disturbance in the jet stream which brought polar temperatures to the east of North America, and tropical heat to the West. Watch the X's in the image form into the low pressure system:
Science is neither 'left' nor 'right'. It just is.