Year to date temperatures in the US have been right at the 1895-2011 mean of 48.5 degrees. Fifty years were hotter, including 1934 – which was 2.5 degrees warmer. 1925 was 1.5 degrees warmer, and 1911 was more than one degree warmer than 2011.
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But the US is only a tiny part of the world, its GLOBAL warming, blah, blah, blah.
Here’s the six month average 2004 thru 2011 for Hyslop Weather Station, Corvallis Oregon.
2004- 50.7, 2005- 49.8, 2006- 50.4, 2007- 49.4, 2008- 49.5, 2009- 44.5, 2010- 49.7, 2011- 48.0.
the archives start in 2004. The July average is a balmy 63 degrees thru July 22nd.
here is the link http://cropandsoil.oregonstate.edu/weather
Of course this is just one class one station——————so no real cooling.