The New York Times claims Circleville, Ohio only got twelve days per year over 90 degrees around 1960.
How Much Hotter Is Your Hometown Than When You Were Born? – The New York Times
In fact, Circleville averaged closer to forty days per year around 1960. The New York Times lied by a factor of more than three. In 1936, Circleville had eighty-five days over 90 degrees.
July/August 1936 was nine degrees warmer than this year at Circleville, with almost every day in 1936 warmer than this year.
They claim the number of days over 90F has increased since 1960, when in fact it has decreased sharply.
And they project there will be a large increase in the number of 90 degree days as CO2 increases. The actual data shows that there has been a sharp decline in 90 degree days as CO2 has increased.
The chart below overlays at the same scale, the actual NOAA data and the New York Times fake data and fake projections.
Their claims about the past and the trends are 100% fraudulent, and the exact opposite of reality. So basically typical New York Times reporting.
