On March 20, 1907 California was flooded and it was 102 degrees in Oklahoma.
20 Mar 1907, Page 1 – The Evening Herald at Newspapers.com
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If you look at the following data which goes back to 1850, there seems to be a strong increase of ocean and land temperature in the last 40 years, starting in the 1980s compared to all the data since 1850. The question is of course: Is the data reliable? Assuming it is, then there has been a strong increase in world temperature since 1980 with no end in sight… I would like to hear your opinion. Thank you from Bavaria!
https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/global/time-series/globe/land/3/7/1850-2023
What would cause you to assume that NOAA data are reliable?
Yes, exactly how can I verify that the data is correct? Do you have reliable information that their data is incorrect?
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