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Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
Thank you for the good work Tony.
Always informative and enjoyable.
This morning I see that a “leaked” draft of the new IPCC? report on warming was released. Effects of warming to be felt sooner than expected is the gist.
Marxists must be concerned they’re losing momentum.
Look forward to seeing your review of same.
John
Philadelphia area.
I just watched your video and it was excellent as usual. Then I saw this article from The Weather Channel. https://weather.com/forecast/regional/news/2021-06-22-northwest-dangerous-record-heat-late-june.
They make these claims from their totally unaltered data:
“Seattle now averages eight more days of 85-degree-plus heat each year than they did in 1970, according to an analysis from Climate Central.
Similarly, Portland, Oregon, now averages two more days of 95-degree-plus heat each year than 50 years ago.”
I wonder what your proper data would show.
They are doing the usual cherry picking. They start with the cooler 1970’s instead of the 1930’s.
The 70ies were a very cold decade.
That’s why they(by some incredible coincidence usually cherry pick this decade(+/- 2 or 3 years)
as reference/starting point.
That’s why their claims may be correct.
Of course it has started. It’s hot as heck here in Arizona…. Oh wait. It’s summer now and it’s always hot as heck in Arizona. Now that the Summer Solstice is behind us, I only have 3-1/2 more months to wait before we get the good weather again.
Meanwhile, the Arctic basin will be under a large cutoff low for a few days (cloudy/cold weather), as well as more snow for Greenland. Large spike in mass gain on the chart today with more coming.